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The Influence of Second-Order Effects on the Critical Load Multiplier and Natural Frequencies of a Low-Rise Steel Dome. [PDF]
Zabojszcza P, Obara P, Radoń U.
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Confirmatory Search and Asymmetric Dominance
Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, 2014ABSTRACTDecision makers use confirmatory search strategies in judgment tasks. As a result of this, their attention towards task‐relevant cues is biased in favor of cues supporting available responses. Changing these responses can alter the cues used in the judgment task and, subsequently, alter beliefs.
Sudeep Bhatia
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Asymmetric Dominance and Phantom Decoy Effects in Games [PDF]
In individual choices between alternatives x and y, the availability of a third alternative z, judged inferior to x but not to y, tends to increase preferences for x. Two experiments investigated corresponding strategic asymmetric dominance effects in games.
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Asymmetric Dominance- and Compromise Effects in the Financial Services Domain
2009 IEEE Conference on Commerce and Enterprise Computing, 2009Recommender systems help customers toidentify products which fulfill certain requirements.Many different approaches have been developed andwork well for different domains. What has been ignoredso far is the fact that psychological phenomena can resultin suboptimal decision taking on recommender resultpages.
Alexander Felfernig +1 more
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Asymmetric Dominance as a Potential Source of Bias in Hedonic Testing
Food Quality and Preference, 2011Abstract A large and growing body of evidence from marketing and behavioral economics suggests consumer preferences are not fixed but instead depend on the choice set. Although the idea that context alters perception is not new to psychophysicists or sensory scientists, we suggest that asymmetric dominance may represent a novel and potentially ...
John E. Hayes
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An Inventory-Theoretic Perspective on the Asymmetric-Dominance Effect
Annals of Operations ResearchTimothy L Urban
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Asymmetric Eyebrow Elevation and Its Association With Ocular Dominance
Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2012To examine the relation between asymmetric eyebrow elevation and ocular dominance.A retrospective cohort study was performed in patients who underwent bilateral upper eyelid blepharoplasty from July 2007 to May 2009. Patients with pre- and postoperative involuntary asymmetric eyebrow elevation were selected from a surgical log database for inclusion in
Christopher T, Shah +2 more
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Strategic Asymmetric Dominance in Repeated Dyadic Games
2022Materials and datasets from the quantitative main study and qualitative interviews, from the paper: "Persistence or Decay of Strategic Asymmetric Dominance in Repeated Dyadic Games?"
Pulford, Briony D., Colman, Andrew M.
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