The present study reviews the literature about dynamic decision-making and judgment of low-probability, high-consequence events. The specific features of this situation under risk and uncertainty imply an anomaly: while the single probability of an event with high negative consequences may be...

We consider a team of agents with limited problem-solving ability facing a disjunctive task over a large solution space. We provide sufficient conditions for the following four statements. First, two heads are better than one: a team of two agents will solve the problem even if neither agent...

We consider a team of agents with limited problem-solving ability facing a disjunctive task over a large solution space. We provide sufficient conditions for the following four statements. First, two heads are better than one: a team of two agents will solve the problem even if neither agent...