Human Inference: Strategies and Shortcomings of Social JudgmentPrentice-Hall, 1980 - 334 pàgines |
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... perceptions of covariation much more than do the data themselves , and the accuracy of these perceptions therefore depends less on the layperson's covariation detection capacities than on the accuracy of the theories . COVARIATION ...
... perceptions of covariation much more than do the data themselves , and the accuracy of these perceptions therefore depends less on the layperson's covariation detection capacities than on the accuracy of the theories . COVARIATION ...
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... perceptions . The question is and always has been : Can perceptual and cognitive processes be biased by such motives ? The problem of inferring covert judgments from overt responses is not unique to the attribution domain , but it is ...
... perceptions . The question is and always has been : Can perceptual and cognitive processes be biased by such motives ? The problem of inferring covert judgments from overt responses is not unique to the attribution domain , but it is ...
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... perception , 82-88 and perceptions of personal consis- tency , 107 Rorschach interpretation , 95-97 Salience ( see also Availability and Vivid- ness ) and availability , 22 , 123-25 and concreteness , 48 and conditioning , 103 and data ...
... perception , 82-88 and perceptions of personal consis- tency , 107 Rorschach interpretation , 95-97 Salience ( see also Availability and Vivid- ness ) and availability , 22 , 123-25 and concreteness , 48 and conditioning , 103 and data ...
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inferential problems and the formal scientific | 8 |
summary | 15 |
the representativeness heuristic | 24 |
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