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Deciding analytically or trusting your intuition? : The advantages and disadvantages of analytic and intuitive thought

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Ambiguity and competitive decision making : some implications and tests

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Econometrics and decision making : effects of presentation mode

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Satisfaction in choice as a function of the number of alternatives : when "goods satiate"

Reutskaja, Elena; Hogarth, Robin M. - In: Psychology & marketing 26 (2009) 3, pp. 197-203

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Cumulative dominance and heuristic performance in binary multi-attribute choice

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Regions of rationality : maps for bounded agents

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Decision making under ignorance : arguing with yourself

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Decision making under ambiguity

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Regions of Rationality : Maps for Bounded Agents

Hogarth, Robin M.; Karelaia, Natalia - 2005

An important problem faced by boundedly rational agents is to identify 'regions of rationality,' i.e., the areas for which simple, boundedly rational models are and are not effective. To map the contours of such regions, we derive probabilities that models identify the best of m alternatives (m ...

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