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excessive confidence that one
knows the truth. For reviews, see
Harvey or
Hoffrage. Much of the
evidence for
overprecision comes from
studies in
which parti****nts...
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Ralph Hertwig, Gerd Gigerenzer, and
Ulrich Hoffrage linked the
illusory truth effect to the
phenomenon known as "hindsight...
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notion of
bounded rationality and was
explained by
Ulrich Hoffrage and
Torsten Reimer in
their studies of a "fast and
frugal heuristic approach"...
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Simple heuristics in a
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Development (
since 1997). With
colleagues from ABC,
mainly with
Ulrich Hoffrage, she
modeled the take-the-best
heuristic as a non-compensatory
linear model...
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fallacy in the
cognitive illusions literature.
Gigerenzer and
Ulrich Hoffrage were the
first to
develop and test a
representation called natural frequencies...
