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Effects of distance between initial estimates and advice on advice utilization
Schultze, Thomas
;
Rakotoarisoa, Anne-Fernandine
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Judgment and Decision Making
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2015
)
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,
pp. 144-171
,
social
judgment
theory
. Instead, they data are more in line with a simple stimulus-response model suggesting that absolute …
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The cognition of civil servants and citizens concerning policy resource allocation in Kaohsiung City in Taiwan
Huang, Yu-tien
;
Wang, Ming-shen
- In:
International Journal of Management, Economics and …
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2014
)
3
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pp. 144-163
"professionalism". This study adopted the
social
judgment
theory
(SJT) to examine the cognition of individuals affected by policy …
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The cognition of civil servants and citizens concerning policy resource allocation in Kaohsiung City in Taiwan
Huang, Yu-tien
;
Wang, Ming-shen
- In:
International journal of management, economics and …
3
(
2014
)
3
,
pp. 144-163
"professionalism". This study adopted the
social
judgment
theory
(SJT) to examine the cognition of individuals affected by policy …
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Coherence and correspondence in the psychological analysis of numerical predictions: How error-prone heuristics are replaced by ecologically valid heuristics
Ganzach, Yoav
- In:
Judgment and Decision Making
4
(
2009
)
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pp. 175-185
Heuristic and Biases (HB) program in particular --- and to correspondence-based approaches ---
Social
Judgment
Theory
(SJT). In …
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