The Streetlight Effect in Type 1 Diabetes¶
Battaglia, M., & Atkinson, M. A. (2015). The Streetlight Effect in Type 1 Diabetes. Diabetes, 64(4), 1081-1090.
Cited by¶
2 citations across 2 artifacts.
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Mechanisms¶
- Detection Opportunity Audit
- It is the antidote to the streetlight effect — searching only where observation is easy
This sourceUses the streetlight effect to describe research concentrated where evidence is easiest to observe while harder-to-observe possibilities remain underinvestigated.
- It is the antidote to the streetlight effect — searching only where observation is easy
- Zoom-In / Zoom-Out Diagnosis
- Its signature failure is the streetlight effect — you stop zooming at the frame that is easiest to observe, not the one that generates the problem, because that is where the data happens to be bright.
This sourceShows how inquiry can stop where evidence is easiest to observe rather than where the problem originates.
- Its signature failure is the streetlight effect — you stop zooming at the frame that is easiest to observe, not the one that generates the problem, because that is where the data happens to be bright.
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