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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Belief Bias"”.

  1. Debiasing reasoning : a signal detection analysis

    … focuses on deductive reasoning and how the belief bias effect can be reduced or ameliorated. Belief bias is a phenomenon whereby the evaluation of the logical validity of an argument is skewed by the degree to which the reasoner believes the conclusion. There has been little research …

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  2. Modelling a Fractionated System of Deductive Reasoning over Categorical Syllogisms

    … patients. The model successfully combines belief-bias and other known cognitive biases with a mental models formal approach to recreate the congruency by group effect present in the human data. Implications are drawn to major theories of reasoning.

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  3. Can investors fully adjust for known biases in manager communications?

    Managerial communications often contain biased information because of managerial incentives and other influences. A common assumption in the accounting literature is that if investors are aware of managerial biases, they will be able to fully adjust for those known biases when reacting to …

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  4. Believe It or Not: Examining the Case for Intuitive Logic and Effortful Beliefs

    … test the Default Interventionist (DI) account of belief-bias in human reasoning using the novel methodology introduced by Handley, Newstead & Trippas (2011). DI accounts focus on how our prior beliefs are the intuitive output that bias our reasoning process (Evans, 2006), whilst judgments based on …

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