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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Judgment bias"”.
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Memory and Judgment Bias in Retrospective Evaluations
Previous research has shown that people are biased when providing summary assessments about past experiences. Retrospective evaluations seem based on specific moments within the to-be-assessed episode (e.g., Fredrickson & Kahneman, 1993; Hogarth & Einhorn, 1992). Here, drawing on some of the …
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Clinical judgment bias in response to client sexual orientation and therapist heterosexuality identity development
… and gender role on psychologists’ clinical judgment. A secondary purpose was to examine the extent that psychologist heterosexual identity development status affects the level of heterosexist judgment error displayed when working with lesbian and gay male clients. It was hypothesized that …
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WHEN I BELIEVE, I AM BIASED: TWO ESSAYS ON WHEN AND HOW CONSUMER BELIEFS LEAD TO JUDGMENT BIAS
… Further, the downstream effect of hope on judgment of advertisement credibility is investigated. Essay 1 studies the impact of degree of religiosity and priming religious concepts on hope for advertised benefits. The downstream consequences of hope on perceived ad credibility and its impact …
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A meta analysis of sexual orientation and clinical decision making
… has long been part of the broader clinical judgment literature. Contrary to the empirical evidence supporting the existence of biased attitudes towards lesbian, gay and bisexual individuals, there is minimal empirical support displaying biased judgments. In this meta-analysis, 39 clinical …
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Three Studies Examining the Effects of Psychological Distance on Judgment and Decision Making in Accounting
… on the effects of psychological distance on judgment and decision-making in accounting. Construal level theory (CLT) of psychological distance (Liberman and Trope 1998; Trope and Liberman 2003), a framework recently developed in the field of social psychology, constitutes the theoretical …
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Exploring Preferences for ‘Blinding’ One’s Own Judgment
… to see or blind themselves to potentially biasing information in an impending evaluation. Next, I discuss 8 studies (N = 5,350) and associated replications (N = 3,720) that (a) explore individuals’ preferences for blinding and outline consequences for bias, (b) test the mechanisms driving …
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The Influence of Doctoral Psychology Trainees' Personal Cannabis Use, Perceptions of Cannabis' Risks, and Attitudes Toward Substance Use on Ability to Identify Cannabis Use Disorder
<p>The incidence of cannabis use disorder is increasing across the United States as a function of increased cannabis use (Hasin et al., 2015); accordingly, it is critical that mental healthcare professionals be able to accurately identify cannabis use disorder. In light of this imperative, the …