Economic small group research points to groups as more rational decision-makers in numerous economic situations … economic contexts dominated by group decision-making might be questioned. We consider the case of anchoring as a prime example … of a well-established, robust bias. Individual and group biasedness in three economically relevant domains are compared …

Economic small group research points to groups as more rational decision-makers in numerous economic situations … economic contexts dominated by group decision-making might be questioned. We consider the case of anchoring as a prime example … of a well-established, robust bias. Individual and group biasedness in three economically relevant domains are compared …

Confirmation bias, the compiling of cases verifying one's beliefs, as opposed to cases to falsify one's beliefs …

required to bring before the court any relevant information needed in order to reach a judicial decision. As part of her …

Much human behaviour can be seen as decision-making, and so understanding and influencing those decision …-making processes could be an important component in design for behaviour change. This paper examines the 'heuristics and biases …' approach to modelling decision-making, and attempts to extract insights which are relevant to designers working to influence …

Investigates the differences in decision-making processes used by managers in large organizations and entrepreneurs …. These differences are examined with respect to two biases and heuristics: overconfidence and representativeness …

particular has identified some heuristics and cognitive distortions (such as the 1/N heuristic, home bias, mental accounting or … (wie zum Beispiel die 1/n-Heuristik, die Heimat-Verzerrung, die mentale Buchführung oder die Ex... …