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Cognitive biases as interrupters in evidence based practice decision-making. [PDF]

J Med Libr Assoc
Eldredge JD, Hill DA.
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Benchmarking reliability and calibration of LLMs for multi-cancer early detection test communication. [PDF]

JAMIA Open
Takabatake K, Rosito MS, Braun D, Marinac C, O'Donnell E, Parmigiani G.   +5 more
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Gender and anxiety reveal distinct computational sources of underconfidence. [PDF]

Psychol Med
Katyal S, Fleming SM.
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Overconfidence Bias in Everyday Decision-Making: A Literature Review

International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
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Judgmental overconfidence: Three measures, one bias?

Journal of Economic Psychology, 2012
Abstract Overconfidence is used to explain various instances of detrimental decision making. In behavioral economic and finance models, it is usually captured by misperceiving the reliability of signals and results in overweighting private information.
Fellner, Gerlinde, Krügel, Sebastian
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The Heuristic of Representativeness and Overconfidence Bias in Entrepreneurs

Latin American Business Review, 2019
This study investigated the existence of the representativeness heuristic and the manifestation of overconfidence in entrepreneurs.
CARLOS Heitor Campani
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Peer-review: Overconfidence bias in a conference setting

2013 10th International Conference on Service Systems and Service Management, 2013
The present study examines whether overconfidence bias is moderated by the type of manuscript submitted to conferences. The preliminary results suggest that the type of manuscript reviewed by the reviewer, either work in progress or completed work, makes overconfidence bias in peer-reviews of conference papers more or less visible due to potential bias
Enar Ruiz-Conde, Aurora Calderón-Martínez   +1 more
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Potential Underdog Bias, Overconfidence and Risk Propensity in Investor Decision-Making Behavior [PDF]

Journal of Behavioral Finance, 2020
In this study we investigate whether investors are prone to take risks, both in terms of how they rate their risk propensity and their behavior in choosing between options with different risk levels, and whether they display overconfidence and underdog ...
Charlène Lew
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