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Does the method matter? Evaluating the effectiveness, efficiency and ease of hearing-aid gain self-adjustment

Benecke J, Whitmer WM.
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Maximal endurable time states and the standard gamble: more preference reversals

The European Journal of Health Economics, 2012
The time trade off (TTO) method is not sensitive to maximal endurable time preferences, as preference reversals occur. The standard gamble (SG) method has not been tested regarding its sensitivity to maximal endurable time preferences.This study investigates whether preference reversals occur for the SG method as well.Fifty-nine respondents stated for ...
Stalmeier, P.F.M., Verheijen, A.L.
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Modeling Preference Reversals in Context Effects over Time

Computational Brain & Behavior, 2020
Context effects constitute benchmark behavioral phenomena for theories of choice. Previous research using signal-to-respond paradigms suggests that these phenomena develop differentially over time. Importantly, however, such time pressure manipulations correspond to an externally controlled stopping rule, which may produce different behavior compared ...
Andrea M. Cataldo, Andrew L. Cohen
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Infants' Preference for Child-Directed Speech Over Time-Reversed Speech in On-Channel and Off-Channel Masking

Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 2021
Purpose This study aims to examine the development of auditory selective attention to speech in noise by examining the ability of infants to prefer child-directed speech (CDS) over time-reversed speech (TRS) presented in “on-channel” and “off-channel” noise.
Osnat Segal, Nitzan Kligler, Liat Kishon-Rabin   +2 more
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Nil Evidence of Timing and Order Effects in Classical Preference Reversal Experiments

2022
In preference reversals, subjects express different orderings over alternatives depending on how preferences are elicited. In classical reversal tasks, the so-called “standard reversal” sees subjects select a safe bet over a risky one with a similar expected value in a straight choice but give a higher monetary evaluation to the risky one.
Eli Spiegelman, Raúl López-Pérez
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Preferred paths or random VGPs during reversals? Can time-averaging explain both?

Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, 1998
Abstract Paleomagnetic studies of the behavior of the geomagnetic field during reversals of have produced many conflicting results. At the present time there is considerable evidence from reversal records in sedimentary rocks that the dipole field reduces in intensity, and then the dipole axis follows a preferred path from one hemisphere to the other.
D.R. Fatland, D.B. Stone
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Time Preference and Preference Reversal Among Experienced Subjects: The Effects of Real Payments

The Economic Journal, 1994
Preference reversal has been frequent in tests with hypothetical, or small real, payoffs concerning lotteries as well as claims redeemable at different future dates. PR is tested here for the latter case with nontrivial payment levels and subjects likely to deal with decisions of this type.
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