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USING NATURAL FREQUENCIES TO IMPROVE DIAGNOSTIC INFERENCES
Authors: HOFFRAGE U GIGERENZER G
Citation: U. Hoffrage et G. Gigerenzer, USING NATURAL FREQUENCIES TO IMPROVE DIAGNOSTIC INFERENCES, Academic medicine, 73(5), 1998, pp. 538-540
SURROGATES FOR THEORIES
Authors: GIGERENZER G
Citation: G. Gigerenzer, SURROGATES FOR THEORIES, Theory & psychology, 8(2), 1998, pp. 195-204
AIDS COUNSELING FOR LOW-RISK CLIENTS
Authors: GIGERENZER G HOFFRAGE U EBERT A
Citation: G. Gigerenzer et al., AIDS COUNSELING FOR LOW-RISK CLIENTS, AIDS care, 10(2), 1998, pp. 197-211
ARE JUDGMENTS OF THE POSITIONAL FREQUENCIES OF LETTERS SYSTEMATICALLYBIASED DUE TO AVAILABILITY
Authors: SEDLMEIER P HERTWIG R GIGERENZER G
Citation: P. Sedlmeier et al., ARE JUDGMENTS OF THE POSITIONAL FREQUENCIES OF LETTERS SYSTEMATICALLYBIASED DUE TO AVAILABILITY, Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition, 24(3), 1998, pp. 754-770
WE NEED STATISTICAL THINKING, NOT STATISTICAL RITUALS
Authors: GIGERENZER G
Citation: G. Gigerenzer, WE NEED STATISTICAL THINKING, NOT STATISTICAL RITUALS, Behavioral and brain sciences, 21(2), 1998, pp. 199
REASONING IN ECONOMICS AND PSYCHOLOGY - WHY SOCIAL-CONTEXT MATTERS
Authors: ORTMANN A GIGERENZER G
Citation: A. Ortmann et G. Gigerenzer, REASONING IN ECONOMICS AND PSYCHOLOGY - WHY SOCIAL-CONTEXT MATTERS, JITE. Journal of institutional and theoretical economics, 153(4), 1997, pp. 700-710
INTUITIONS ABOUT SAMPLE-SIZE - THE EMPIRICAL-LAW OF LARGE NUMBERS
Authors: SEDLMEIER P GIGERENZER G
Citation: P. Sedlmeier et G. Gigerenzer, INTUITIONS ABOUT SAMPLE-SIZE - THE EMPIRICAL-LAW OF LARGE NUMBERS, Journal of behavioral decision making, 10(1), 1997, pp. 33-51
RATIONALITY IN REASONING - THE PROBLEM OF DEDUCTIVE COMPETENCE - COMMENTARY
Authors: HERTWIG R ORTMANN A GIGERENZER G
Citation: R. Hertwig et al., RATIONALITY IN REASONING - THE PROBLEM OF DEDUCTIVE COMPETENCE - COMMENTARY, Cahiers de psychologie cognitive, 16(1-2), 1997, pp. 102-107
THE REITERATION EFFECT IN HINDSIGHT BIAS
Authors: HERTWIG R GIGERENZER G HOFFRAGE U
Citation: R. Hertwig et al., THE REITERATION EFFECT IN HINDSIGHT BIAS, Psychological review, 104(1), 1997, pp. 194-202
MIND AS COMPUTER - BIRTH OF A METAPHOR
Authors: GIGERENZER G GOLDSTEIN DG
Citation: G. Gigerenzer et Dg. Goldstein, MIND AS COMPUTER - BIRTH OF A METAPHOR, Creativity research journal, 9(2-3), 1996, pp. 131-144
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF GOOD JUDGMENT - FREQUENCY FORMATS AND SIMPLE ALGORITHMS
Authors: GIGERENZER G
Citation: G. Gigerenzer, THE PSYCHOLOGY OF GOOD JUDGMENT - FREQUENCY FORMATS AND SIMPLE ALGORITHMS, Medical decision making, 16(3), 1996, pp. 273-280
WHY DO FREQUENCY FORMATS IMPROVE BAYESIAN REASONING - COGNITIVE ALGORITHMS WORK ON INFORMATION, WHICH NEEDS REPRESENTATION
Authors: GIGERENZER G
Citation: G. Gigerenzer, WHY DO FREQUENCY FORMATS IMPROVE BAYESIAN REASONING - COGNITIVE ALGORITHMS WORK ON INFORMATION, WHICH NEEDS REPRESENTATION, Behavioral and brain sciences, 19(1), 1996, pp. 23
REASONING THE FAST AND FRUGAL WAY - MODELS OF BOUNDED RATIONALITY
Authors: GIGERENZER G GOLDSTEIN DG
Citation: G. Gigerenzer et Dg. Goldstein, REASONING THE FAST AND FRUGAL WAY - MODELS OF BOUNDED RATIONALITY, Psychological review, 103(4), 1996, pp. 650-669
ON NARROW NORMS AND VAGUE HEURISTICS - REPLY
Authors: GIGERENZER G
Citation: G. Gigerenzer, ON NARROW NORMS AND VAGUE HEURISTICS - REPLY, Psychological review, 103(3), 1996, pp. 592-596
HOW DO WE TELL AN ASSOCIATION FROM A RULE - COMMENT
Authors: GIGERENZER G REGIER T
Citation: G. Gigerenzer et T. Regier, HOW DO WE TELL AN ASSOCIATION FROM A RULE - COMMENT, Psychological bulletin, 119(1), 1996, pp. 23-26
THE CONJUNCTION FALLACY REVISITED - POLYSEMY, CONVERSATIONAL MAXIMS, AND FREQUENCY JUDGMENTS
Authors: HERTWIG R GIGERENZER G
Citation: R. Hertwig et G. Gigerenzer, THE CONJUNCTION FALLACY REVISITED - POLYSEMY, CONVERSATIONAL MAXIMS, AND FREQUENCY JUDGMENTS, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 1176-1176
REASONING AND RATIONALITY
Authors: GIGERENZER G
Citation: G. Gigerenzer, REASONING AND RATIONALITY, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 1310-1310
REASONING THE FAST AND FRUGAL WAY - MODELS OF BOUNDED RATIONALITY
Authors: GIGERENZER G GOLDSTEIN DG
Citation: G. Gigerenzer et Dg. Goldstein, REASONING THE FAST AND FRUGAL WAY - MODELS OF BOUNDED RATIONALITY, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 1315-1315
TEACHING INFORMATION REPRESENTATION TO IMPROVE STATISTICAL REASONING
Authors: SEDLMEIER P GIGERENZER G
Citation: P. Sedlmeier et G. Gigerenzer, TEACHING INFORMATION REPRESENTATION TO IMPROVE STATISTICAL REASONING, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 2178-2178
BAYESIAN REASONING IN ECOLOGICAL CONTEXTS - THE IMPACT OF INFORMATIONREPRESENTATION FOR PHYSICIANS
Authors: HOFFRAGE U GIGERENZER G
Citation: U. Hoffrage et G. Gigerenzer, BAYESIAN REASONING IN ECOLOGICAL CONTEXTS - THE IMPACT OF INFORMATIONREPRESENTATION FOR PHYSICIANS, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 3476-3476
HINDSIGHT BIAS AS A RESULT OF CUE UPDATING
Authors: HOFFRAGE U HERTWIG R GIGERENZER G
Citation: U. Hoffrage et al., HINDSIGHT BIAS AS A RESULT OF CUE UPDATING, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 4406-4406
HOW TO IMPROVE BAYESIAN REASONING WITHOUT INSTRUCTION - FREQUENCY FORMATS
Authors: GIGERENZER G HOFFRAGE U
Citation: G. Gigerenzer et U. Hoffrage, HOW TO IMPROVE BAYESIAN REASONING WITHOUT INSTRUCTION - FREQUENCY FORMATS, Psychological review, 102(4), 1995, pp. 684-704
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