On belief bias in syllogistic reasoning¶
Klauer, M., & Naumer. (2000). On belief bias in syllogistic reasoning.
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- Belief Bias
- the effect replicates robustly across educated populations and persists under instructions to focus on validity
This sourceKlauer, Musch and Naumer's model-based meta-analysis of 22 belief-bias studies and their four experiments, which find the existing accounts inconsistent with the complex pattern of results.
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“A model-based meta-analysis of 22 studies reveals that such data are structurally too sparse to allow discrimination of different accounts of belief bias.”
- the effect replicates robustly across educated populations and persists under instructions to focus on validity
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