Arguments, More Than Confidence, Explain the Good Performance of Reasoning Groups¶
Trouche, E., Sander, E., & Mercier, H. (2014). Arguments, More Than Confidence, Explain the Good Performance of Reasoning Groups. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 143(5), 1958-1971.
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This sourceThe group member holding the correct answer convinces the group through argument quality even when not the most confident. CITATION-FIX (prior pass): prime's earlier title ('Arguments, Non-Arguments, and the Role of Highly Cited Arguments') and venue (Frontiers in Psychology 5:322) were fabricated/garbled. Live-verified (PubMed/SSRN).
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