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Humans routinely draw conclusions in situations.
Those conclusions are based on assumptions that
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Fact
Data
  • Attitude
  • Education
  • Culture
  • Personality
  • Norm of organization
  • Ambiguity
  • Duration
  • Group effect
  • Cognitive Biases

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  • illusory correlation
  • impact bias
  • infrastructure bias
  • ingroup bias
  • just-world phenomenon
  • Kuleshov effect
  • Lake Wobegon effect
  • logical fallacy
  • loss aversion
  • media bias
  • memory bias
  • mere exposure effect
  • misinformation effect
  • negativity effect
  • negative perception of the color black
  • notational bias
  • outgroup homogeneity bias
  • overconfidence effect
  • anchoring
  • anthropic bias
  • attribution, attributional bias
  • Barnum effect
  • base rate neglect
  • behavioral confirmation
  • belief perseverance
  • bias blind spot
  • clustering illusion
  • confirmation bias
  • conjunction fallacy
  • contrast effect
  • cultural bias
  • dilution effect
  • disconfirmation bias
  • egocentric bias
  • endowment effect
  • expectancy effect
  • false consensus effect

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  • selection bias
  • selective perception
  • self-deception
  • self-serving bias
  • spacing effect
  • statistical bias
  • status quo bias
  • sunk cost effects
  • tunnel vision
  • trait ascription bias
  • valence effect
  • Von Restorff effect
  • wishful thinking
  • worse-than-average effect
  • Zeigarnik effect

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  • Information-processing
  • Enquiry
  • Reasoning
  • Creative thinking
  • Evaluation
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heuristics
  • Heuristics are often used to help one generate a
    differential diagnosis and then refine
    probability
  • A heuristic is a strategy that risks error to
    gain efficiency

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three heuristic principles that are commonly
employed to generate probability estimates
  • Sampling/Representativeness????????
  • The more object X is similar to class Y, the
    more likely we think X belongs to Y
  • Saliency/Availability ??????
  • The easier it is to consider instances of class
    Y, the more frequent we think it is
  • Anchoring ????
  • Initial estimated values affect the final
    estimates, even after considerable adjustments

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Example
  • X is very shy and withdrawn, invariably helpful,
    but with little interest in people, or in the
    world of reality. A meek and tidy soul, he has a
    need for order and structure, and a passion for
    detail.
  • Is X a Librarian, a Teacher, or a Lawyer?

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Representativeness
  • Individuals assess the likelihood of
  • an occurrence by the similarity of that
    occurrence to the stereotype of a set
  • of occurrences.
  • Judgments based on similarity
  • Like goes with like

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Representative Bias (1)??? ?????? ?? ?????? ????
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    ??? ??????? ??????????? ??????? ???? ??? ??? ??
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The nature of reasoning, Sternberg, R, 2004
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Example 2
  • I have a friend who is a professor. He likes to
    write poetry, is rather shy, and is small in
    stature. Which of the following is his field?
  • a) Chinese studies.
  • b) psychology.

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Example 2
  • Suppose 90 of Chinese scholars fit the
    stereotype
  • And that only 5 of psychologists fit the
    stereotype
  • Suppose there are
  • 10,000 Chinese scholars
  • 200,000 psychologists
  • Then we get
  • 90 of 10,000 gt 9,000
  • 5 of 200,000 gt 10,000
  • So there are actually more psychologists that fit
    the stereotype than Chinese scholars

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  • ?????? ????? ?? ??? ??? ?? 70 ????? ????? ????
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  • ???? ?? ?? ????50!!

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Representative Bias (2)??? ?????? ?? ??? ?????
  • The size of a sample withdrawn from a population
    should greatly affect the likelihood of obtaining
    certain results in it
  • People, however, ignore sample size and only use
    the superficial similarity measures
  • For example, people ignore the fact that larger
    samples are less likely to deviate from the mean
    than smaller samples

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Hot hand
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Representative Bias (3)?????? ??? ?? ????
  • People expect random sequences to be
    representatively random even locally
  • E.g., they consider a coin-toss run of HTHTTH to
    be more likely than HHHTTT or HHHHTH
  • The Gamblers Fallacy
  • After a run of reds in a roulette, black will
    make the overall run more representative (chance
    as a self-correcting process??)

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Representative Bias (4)???? ?? ???????
  • People tend to ignore the phenomenon
    of regression towards the mean.
  • punishments /reward
  • Correlation between parents and childrens
    heights or IQ

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Example
  • A group of children took two tests. If I
    select 10 of the top 20 performers on test A,
    will their performance on test B most likely be
  • A Better
  • B Worse
  • C The same

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Representative Bias (6)???? ?? ???????
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Representative/ summary
  • Used to judge membership in a class, Judge
    similarity to stereotypes
  • People are insensitive to prior probability of
    outcomes
  • They ignore preexisting distribution of
    categories or base rate frequencies
  • People are insensitive to sample size
  • They draw strong inferences from small number
    of cases
  • People have a misconception of Chance Gamblers
    Fallacy,
  • They see a normal event and think it
    rare
  • they think chance will correct a series of
    rare events
  • People have a misconception of Regression
  • They see a rare event and think it
    normal
  • they deny chance as a factor causing extreme
    outcomes

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How to AVOID representative bias?
  • Dont be misled by detailed scenarios
  • Pay attention to base rates
  • Remember, chance is NOT self-correcting!
  • Dont misinterpret regression towards mean

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Example
  • Consider these pairs of causes of death
  • Lung Cancer vs Motor Vehicle Accidents
  • Emphysema vs Homicide
  • Tuberculosis vs Fire and Flames
  • From each pair, choose the one you think
    causes more deaths each year.

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Newspaper Reports/Year Annual US Totals Peoples Choice ??? ???
3 140,000 43 ????? ???
127 46,000 57 ???????
1 22,000 45 ??????? ????
264 19,000 55 ???
0 4,000 27 ??
24 7,000 73 ??? ????
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Newspaper Reports/Year Annual US Totals Peoples Choice ??? ???
3 140,000 43 ????? ???
127 46,000 57 ???????
1 22,000 45 ??????? ???
264 19,000 55 ???
0 4,000 27 ??
24 7,000 73 ??? ????
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Newspaper Reports/Year Annual US Totals Peoples Choice Causes of Death
3 140,000 43 ????? ???
127 46,000 57 ???????
1 22,000 45 ??????? ???
264 19,000 55 ???
0 4,000 27 ??
24 7,000 73 ??? ????
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Newspaper Reports/Year Annual US Totals Peoples Choice Causes of Death
3 140,000 43 ????? ???
127 46,000 57 ???????
1 22,000 45 ??????? ???
264 19,000 55 ???
0 4,000 27 ??
24 7,000 73 ??? ????
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Availability Biases (1) ????? ???????
  • Classes whose instances are more easily
    retrievable will seem larger
  • For example, judging if a list of names had more
    men or women depends on the relative frequency of
    famous names
  • Salience affects retrievability
  • E.g., watching a car accident increases
    subjective assessment of traffic accidents

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Availability Biases (2) Effectiveness of a
Search Set
  • We often form mental search sets to estimate
    how frequent are members of some class the
    effectiveness of the search might not relate
    directly to the class frequency
  • Who is more prevalent Words that start with r or
    words where r is the 3rd letter?
  • Are abstract words such as love more frequent
    than concrete words such as door?

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Availability Biases (2) Effectiveness of a
Search Set
  • Individuals are biased in their assessments of
    the frequency of events based on how the
    structure of memory affects the search

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Forming Impressions of Others
  • A Classroom Demonstration

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Example
  • College-drop outs may easily be assumed to
    correlate with a pattern of failure.
  • But Bill Gates and Michael Dell and many other
    successful business people are actually college
    drop-outs.    

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Availability/ summary
  • Used to judge likelihood or frequency of
    event, occurrence
  • People tend to be biased by information that is
    easier to recall
  • they are swayed by information that is vivid,
    well-publicized, or recent
  • People tend to be biased by examples that they
    can easily retrieve
  • People tend to correlate events that occur close
    together

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Saliency /Availability
  • Avoiding strategy
  • Dividing the number of observed cases by the
    total number of patients one has seen, making
    reference to the relative frequency of the
    observed event

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  • Individuals make assessments by starting from an
    initial value and adjusting this initial value to
    yield a final decision.

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  • Consequences
  • Adjustments are typically insufficient and are
    biased towards initial values, the anchor
  • Lead to premature closure of thinking. Diagnosis
    , once attached is difficult to remove and may
    seal the patients fate.

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  • Anchoring may occur due to incomplete
    calculation, such as estimating by two
    high-school student groups
  • the expression 8x7x6x5x4x3x2x1 (median answer
    512)
  • with the expression 1x2x3x4x5x6x7x8 (median
    answer 2250)
  • Anchoring occurs even when experts (real-estate
    agents) estimate real-estate prices (Northcraft
    and Neale, 1987)

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  • The halo effect occurs when a person's positive
    or negative traits seem to "spill over" from one
    area of their personality to another in others'
    perceptions of them.

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  • What percentage of African nations are in the UN?
  • A large wheel was spun which showed subjects
    either 10 or 65.
  • Subjects asked to determine if number was smaller
    or larger than wheel and then asked for estimate.
  • Median estimates 25 (for 10) and 45 (for 65)

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  • Anchoring effect involves 2 steps
  • 1.Comparative (i.e., larger or smaller than
    X?)
  • 2.Absolute (i.e., whats your best guess?)
  • The effect of each step
  • 1.Comparative Recruit evidence that is
    consistent with anchor
  • 2.Absolute Judgment biased by accessible
    information

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Anchoring and Adjustment/summary
  • Used to estimate value or size of quantity
  • Start from initial value and adjust to final
    estimate
  • People are influenced by an initial anchor value
  • anchor may be unreliable, irrelevant
  • adjustment is often insufficient
  • People overestimate probability of conjunctive
    events
  • People underestimate probability of
    disjunctive events
  • Anchors may be qualitative
  • people form initial impressions that persist
    and are hard to change

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Anchoring and adjustment
  • Avoiding strategy
  • Awareness of the anchoring tendency
  • Avoid early guesses and delay forming an
    impression until more complete information

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Ignoring Statistical Rules (cont).?????
  • Regression to the Mean
  • Score on an IQ test
  • Pilots and Feedback
  • Ignoring Sample Size
  • Hospital Problem
  • Interviews
  • Misconceptions of Chance
  • Interpretations of random events (go with red or
    black?)
  • Belief in the hot hand

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