01이 칸의 논문
- Too Good to Be True – Individual and Collective Decision-Making with Misleading Signals
- Leveraging Collective Advice-Taking Behavior to Infer Accuracy and Improve the Wisdom of Crowds
- Beyond Value: On the Role of Symmetry in Demand for Information
- Till Tech Do Us Part: Betrayal Aversion and Its Role in Algorithm Use
- Typical Ranges as Scale-Specific Benchmarks: When and Why Percentages Amplify Relative Magnitudes and Their Differences
- Backup Plans: The Impact of Disclosure on Perceptions of Expert Competence
- Improving Human Deception Detection Using Algorithmic Feedback
- Eliciting Advice Instead of Feedback Improves Developmental Input
- The Effect of Uncertainty About Future Accounting Standards on Financial Reporting Quality
- Learning More Than You Can Know: Introductory Education Produces Overly Expansive Self-Assessments of Knowledge
- Group Discussions Improve Competence Calibration: Making Self-Perceived Competence Valuable When Harnessing the Wisdom of Crowds
- Understanding People’s Preferences for Predictions: People Prioritize Being Right over Minimizing How Wrong They Are in Expectation
- Asymmetric Naïveté: Beliefs About Self-Control
- Motivated Belief Updating and Rationalization of Information
- Failures in Forecasting: An Experiment on Interpersonal Projection Bias
- Learning from Unknown Information Sources
- Strategy-Proofness Made Simpler
- How Should Time Estimates Be Structured to Increase Customer Satisfaction?
- Coordinated Inattention and Disclosure Complexity
- Expectation Formation Under Uninformative Signals
- The Prediction Order Effect: People Are More Likely to Choose Improbable Outcomes in Later Predictions
- Strategic Expert Committees and the Markets That Assess Them: A Laboratory Experiment
- Part-Time Bayesians: Incentives and Behavioral Heterogeneity in Belief Updating
- Overconfidence in Probability Distributions: People Know They Don’t Know, but They Don’t Know What to Do About It
- Unpacking Overconfident Behavior When Betting on Oneself
- Looking into Crystal Balls: A Laboratory Experiment on Reputational Cheap Talk
- Strategic Competition and Self-Confidence
- Underdogs and One-Hit Wonders: When Is Overcoming Adversity Impressive?
- Exposure to the Views of Opposing Others with Latent Cognitive Differences Results in Social Influence—But Only When Those Differences Remain Obscured
- Belief Updating Beyond the Two-State Setting
02같은 주제, 다른 방법
- Information Provision and the Curse of Knowledge
- Fifty Years of Anchoring Effects: A Theoretical Reintegration and Meta-Analysis
- Profit Implications of Judgmental Adjustments to Forecast Inputs: Evidence from a Large-Scale Field Experiment
- Incentivizing Information Exchange Within Groups: The Role of Voting Protocols in U.S. Food and Drug Administration Advisory Committees
- Do t-Statistic Hurdles Need to Be Raised?
- A Procedure for Revising Data-Based Priors in a Group
- Indoor Air Quality and Strategic Decision Making
- Reproducibility in Management Science
- Organizing Data Analytics
- When Beliefs Influence the Perceived Signal Precision: The Impact of News on Reinforcement-Oriented Agents