The Streetlight Effect in Data-Driven Exploration¶
Hoelzemann, J., Manso, G., Nagaraj, A., & Tranchero, M. (2024). The Streetlight Effect in Data-Driven Exploration.
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Mechanisms¶
- Frontline Feedback Form
- Its failure mode is the streetlight effect — the form captures only what its fields anticipate, so the important hazard that fits no box goes unrecorded, and the tidy structured data creates false confidence that nothing else is happening.
This sourceDocuments a streetlight effect in which data-rich areas attract disproportionate exploration while less measurable areas are neglected.
- Its failure mode is the streetlight effect — the form captures only what its fields anticipate, so the important hazard that fits no box goes unrecorded, and the tidy structured data creates false confidence that nothing else is happening.
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