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Expert opinions on the smallest effect size of interest in false memory research [PDF]
Applied Cognitive Psychology, 2022 AbstractIn the present study, we used a new approach to establish the smallest effect size of interest (SESOI) for false memory research by asking memory researchers what they considered to be the SESOI in false memory research. They were presented with three hypothetical and three influential paper scenarios. These scenarios depicted studies examining
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Criminal liability of an expert doctor for providing a false opinion
Przegląd Prawa Medycznego, 2021 Już od okresu średniowiecza dostrzegano potrzebę powoływania biegłych lekarzy, który wspomogliby sądy w rozpatrywaniu spraw. Współcześnie udział biegłych w wielu wypadkach jest nieodzowny. Przepisy proceduralne nakazują bowiem zasięgnąć ich opinii we wszystkich sprawach, w których potrzebna jest wiedza specjalistyczna, w tym w zakresie medycyny ...
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Collaborative assessment of information provider's reliability and expertise using subjective logic [PDF]
, 2011 Q&A social media have gained a lot of attention during the recent years. People rely on these sites to obtain information due to a number of advantages they offer as compared to conventional sources of knowledge (e.g., asynchronous and convenient access).
Oleshchuk, V +2 more
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You Will Respect My Authoritah!? A Reply to Botting [PDF]
, 2019 In a paper and a reply to critics published in _Informal Logic_, I argue that arguments from expert opinion are weak arguments. To appeal to expert opinion is to take an expert’s judgment that _p_ is the case as evidence for _p_.
Mizrahi, Moti
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Can journalistic “false balance” distort public perception of consensus in expert opinion? [PDF]
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, 2016 Media critics have expressed concern that journalistic "false balance" can distort the public's perceptions of what ought to be noncontroversial subjects (e.g., climate change). I report several experiments testing the influence of presenting conflicting comments from 2 experts who disagree on an issue (balance condition) in addition to a complete ...
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A Cognitive-based scheme for user reliability and expertise assessment in Q&A social networks [PDF]
, 2011 Q&A social media has gained a great deal of attention during recent years. People rely on these sites to obtain information due to the number of advantages they offer as compared to conventional sources of knowledge (e.g., asynchronous and convenient ...
Oleshchuk, V +2 more
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Of Cherries, Fudge, and Onions: Science and Its Courtroom Perversion [PDF]
, 2001 The thesis of this article is that the Supreme Court decision in Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc.\u27s focus on the scientific method, however rigorously applied, invites certain classes of abuses. There are instances in which evidence can be
Conley, John M., Peterson, David W.
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The Parliament of the Experts [PDF]
, 2009 In the administrative state, how should expert opinions be aggregated and used? If a panel of experts is unanimous on a question of fact, causation, or prediction, can an administrative agency rationally disagree, and on what grounds?
Vermeule, Adrian
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A posteriori agreement as a quality measure for readability prediction systems [PDF]
, 2011 All readability research is ultimately concerned with the research question whether it is possible for a prediction system to automatically determine the level of readability of an unseen text.
A.K. Jain +6 more
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, 2015 Hypnosis has long generated controversy as a recall enhancement method. Concerns about hypnosis are warranted by findings of a tradeoff between the number of memories recalled and memory accuracy.
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