Zero-Sum Bias¶
Meegan, D. V. (2010). Zero-Sum Bias: Perceived Competition Despite Unlimited Resources. Frontiers in Psychology, 1.
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Primes¶
- Zero Sum Game
- Zero-sum-bias research into policy debate: the finding that chronic zero-sum belief predicts policy preferences over and above material interest transferred into the analysis of opinion on trade, immigration, and intergenerational policy, where the fallacy itself is the object of study.
This sourceDocuments the chronic cognitive tendency to perceive zero-sumness where total resources are not fixed, and its effect on attitudes toward trade, immigration, and growth.
- Zero-sum-bias research into policy debate: the finding that chronic zero-sum belief predicts policy preferences over and above material interest transferred into the analysis of opinion on trade, immigration, and intergenerational policy, where the fallacy itself is the object of study.
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