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|a Judgment under uncertainty :
|b heuristics and biases /
|c edited by Daniel Kahneman, Paul Slovic, Amos Tversky.
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|a Cambridge ;
|a New York :
|b Cambridge University Press,
|c [1982]
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|c ©1982
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|a xiii, 555 pages :
|b illustrations ;
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages [521]-551) and index.
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|g PART I : INTRODUCTION:
|t Judgment under uncertainty : heuristics and biases /
|r Amos Tversky
|g and
|r Daniel Kahneman --
|g PART II :
|t REPRESENTATIVENESS:
|t Belief in the law of small numbers /
|r Amos Tversky
|g and
|r Daniel Kahneman --
|t Subjective probability : a judgment of representativeness /
|r Daniel Kahneman
|g and
|r Amos Tversky --
|t On the psychology of prediction /
|r Daniel Kahneman
|g and
|r Amos Tversky --
|t Studies of representativeness /
|r Maya Bar-Hillel --
|t Judgments of and by representativeness /
|r Amos Tversky
|g and
|r Daniel Kahneman --
|g PART III :
|t CAUSALITY AND ATTRIBUTION:
|t Popular induction : information is not necessarily informative /
|r Richard E. Nisbett
|g ... [et al.] --
|t Causal schemas in judgments under uncertainty /
|r Amos Tversky
|g and
|r Daniel Kahneman --
|t Shortcomings in the attribution process : on the origins and maintenance of erroneous social assessments /
|r Lee Ross
|g and
|r Craig A. Anderson --
|t Evidential impact of base rates /
|r Amos Tversky
|g and
|r Daniel Kahneman --
|g PART IV :
|t AVAILABILITY:
|t Availability : a heuristic for judging frequency and probability /
|r Amos Tversky
|g and
|r Daniel Kahneman --
|t Egocentric biases in availability and attribution /
|r Michael Ross
|g and
|r Fiore Sicoly --
|t The availability bias in social perception and interaction /
|r Shelley E. Taylor --
|t The simulation heuristic /
|r Daniel Kahneman
|g and
|r Amos Tversky --
|g PART V :
|t COVARIATION AND CONTROL:
|t Informal covariation assessment : data-based versus theory-based judgments /
|r Dennis L. Jennings,
|r Teresa M. Amabile,
|g and
|r Lee Ross --
|t The illusion of control /
|r Ellen J. Langer --
|t Test results are what you think they are /
|r Loren J. Chapman
|g and
|r Jean Chapman --
|t Probabilistic reasoning in clinical medicine : problems and opportunities /
|r David M. Eddy --
|t Learning from experience and suboptimal rules in decision making /
|r Hillel J. Einhorn --
|g PART VI :
|t OVERCONFIDENCE:
|t Overconfidence in case-study judgments /
|r Stuart Oskamp --
|t A progress report on the training of probability assessors /
|r Marc Alpert
|g and
|r Howard Raiffa --
|t Calibration of probabilities : the state of the art to 1980 /
|r Sarah Lichtenstein,
|r Baruch Fischhoff,
|g and
|r Lawrence D. Phillips --
|t For those condemned to study the past : heuristics and biases in hindsight /
|r Baruch Fischhoff --
|g PART VII :
|t MULTISTAGE EVALUATION:
|t Evaluation of compound probabilities in sequential choice /
|r John Cohen,
|r E. I. Chesnick,
|g and
|r D. Haran --
|t Conservatism in human information processing /
|r Ward Edwards --
|t The best-guess hypothesis in multistage inference /
|r Charles F. Gettys,
|r Clinton Kelly III,
|g and
|r Cameron R. Peterson --
|t Inferences of personal characteristics on the basis of information retrieved from one's memory /
|r Yaacov Trope --
|g PART VIII :
|t CORRECTIVE PROCEDURES:
|t The robust beauty of improper linear models in decision making /
|r Robyn M. Dawes --
|t The vitality of mythical numbers /
|r Max Singer --
|t Intuitive prediction : biases and corrective procedures /
|r Daniel Kahneman
|g and
|r Amos Tversky --
|t Debiasing /
|r Baruch Fischhoff --
|t Improving inductive inference /
|r Richard E. Nisbett
|g ...[et. al.] --
|g PART IX :
|t RISK PERCEPTION:
|t Facts versus fears : understanding perceived risk /
|r Paul Slovic,
|r Baruch Fischhoff,
|g and
|r Sarah Lichtenstein --
|g PART X :
|t POSTSCRIPT:
|t On the study of statistical intuitions /
|r Daniel Kahneman
|g and
|r Amos Tversky --
|t Variants of uncertainty /
|r Daniel Kahneman
|g and
|r Amos Tversky.
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|a Judgment.
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|a Kahneman, Daniel,
|d 1934-2024.
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