'Hindsight bias' diaporamas de présentation

Psychology Finals Review

Psychology Finals Review. Fall 2013. Observing subjects in their natural setting without getting involved is called. naturalistic observation. participant observation. correlation. observer bias. creepy. 2. Any factor that is able to change is called a control factor. placebo.

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Unit 2: Research Methods: Thinking Critically with Psychological Science

Unit 2: Research Methods: Thinking Critically with Psychological Science. Why is Research so Important?. Unit 2: Research Methods. Hindsight Bias. Tendency to believe, after learning an outcome, that one would have foreseen it.

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Please start your Daily Portfolio

. Please start your Daily Portfolio.

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Lessons From An Oops At Consumer Reports Consumer Follow Experts; Ignore Invalid Information

Uri Simonsohn The Wharton School. Lessons From An Oops At Consumer Reports Consumer Follow Experts; Ignore Invalid Information. The paper in one slide:. Jan 4 th 2007: Consumer Reports on carseats Jan 18 th : Retraction Unique opportunity: Do consumers continue using Jan 4 th info?

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MGMT 276: Statistical Inference in Management Spring , 2013

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Chapter 1: Thinking critically with psychological science

Chapter 1: Thinking critically with psychological science. Introduction. Fact or Falsehood. Human intuition is remarkable accurate and free from error. Most people seem to lack confidence in the accuracy of their beliefs.

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Unit 2: Research Methods

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AP Psychology

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Individual Decision Making Session 6

Individual Decision Making Session 6. The Link Between Perceptions and Individual Decision Making. Problem A perceived discrepancy between the current state of affairs and a desired state. Perception of the decision maker.

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Hindsight Bias and Priming: Two Designs, Two Results

Ragav Kumar and Daniel M. Bernstein. Hindsight Bias and Priming: Two Designs, Two Results. Kite. Think about what percentage of people would be able to correctly identify the distorted word, assuming they had not seen the clear version first.

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Psychological Science The Need for Psychological Science

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Research Methods

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Redefining the Culture for Patient Safety

building. THE FOUNDATIONS. for patient SAFETY. collaboration. communication. education. Redefining the Culture for Patient Safety. Redefining the Culture for Patient Safety. A common misconception is that patient safety is about reminding people to be more careful.

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What is Behavioral Economics

What is Behavioral Economics. An Illustration: Guess the Number Game. The Decision: Choose a number between 0 and 100 Goal: Win the game by choosing the number closest to 2/3 of the average of the guesses. Complete knowledge, Self-Interested Nash Equilibrium: All guess zero

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What do these characters all have in common?

What do these characters all have in common?. Research Methods. The process by which we produce new knowledge or deepen our understanding of a topic or issue. Hindsight Bias. The tendency to believe, after learning the outcome, that you knew it all along. Monday Morning Quarterbacking!!!.

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History TOK

History TOK. Writing History. History is written by the Victors WWII last days in Germany example Sniper treatment POW treatment Historians can agree on the facts but generally will disagree on the significance. Writing History. History is a selection of facts

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Bell ringer: Is Psychology different than common sense or intuition? What do you think?

Bell ringer: Is Psychology different than common sense or intuition? What do you think?. Limitations of intuition/common sense. When Obama got elected, how many of you knew he was going to win all along?

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Patently Non-Obvious

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