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id: jddm-33651
author: Gonzalez, Cleotilde; Dutt, Varun
title: Corrigendum: Exploration and exploitation during information search and consequential choice
date: 2016-11-01
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summary:
  We then aggregated high choices across all partici- pants and problems for different samples and defined the Sampling-H rate per sample. We then aggregated the codes across all participants and problems for different samples and defined the Sampling-H rate per sample.


id: jddm-69294
author: Schoppek, Wolfgang; Fischer, Andreas; Funke, Joachim; Holt, Daniel
title: On the future of complex problem solving: Seven questions, many answers?
date: 2019-12-31
pages: 2
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summary:
  We asked the authors to share their point of view with respect to seven questions about the relevance of (complex) problem solving as a research area, about the contribution of laboratory-based CPS re- search to solving real life problems, about the roles of knowledge, strategies, and intuition in CPS, and about the existence of expertise in CPS. complex problem solving, dynamic decision making, research strat- egy, knowledge acquisition, experts Research on complex problem solving (CPS) has reacheda stage where certain standards have been achieved, whereas the future development is quite ambiguous. Strategy knowledge represents abstract plans of how to cope with the . . .


id: jddm-28995
author: Fischer, Andreas; Holt, Daniel V.; Funke, Joachim
title: The first year of the Journal of Dynamic Decision Making
date: 2016-03-19
pages: 2
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summary:
  This provides interesting material for the readers of the Journal of Dynamic Decision Making, and it fosters the replicability of research. We hope that the contributions to our first volume will encourage more researchers around the world to contribute interesting and replicable research on DDM, and to ensure the Journal of Dynamic Decision Making will become a well-balanced journal that represents a wide range of views on all the different aspects of this fascinating topic.


id: jddm-43868
author: Fischer, Andreas; Holt, Daniel V.; Funke, Joachim
title: Looking back at the third volume of the Journal of Dynamic Decision Making
date: 2017-12-31
pages: 2
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  Editorial Looking back at the third volume of the Journal of Dynamic Decision Making Andreas Fischer, Daniel V. Holt, and Joachim Funke Department of Psychology, Heidelberg University We are proud to announce the completion of volume2017, which comprises a range of interesting findings about dynamic decision making (DDM). Journal of Dynamic Decision Making, 3, 2. doi:10.11588/jddm.2017.1.34608 Fischer, A., Greiff, S., & Funke, J. (2012).


id: jddm-69299
author: Funke, Joachim
title: Complex problem solving in search for complexity
date: 2019-12-31
pages: 2
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  Research on complex problem solving (CPS) has reached a stage where certain standards have been achieved, whereas the future development is quite ambiguous. What distinguishes experts in CPS from laypersons? Experts in solving complex problems have a good under- standing of systems.


id: jddm-69298
author: Fischer, Andreas
title: A new orientation for research on problem solving and competencies in any domain
date: 2019-12-31
pages: 2
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summary:
  Research on complex problem solving (CPS) has reached a stage where certain standards have been achieved, whereas the future development is quite ambiguous. In particular, build- ing and testing theories on problem solving may contribute to • understanding where and why people fall short from optimum when confronted with complex and dynamic problems, • deriving and teaching/training useful strategies to help people in need to become better problem solvers (Kretzschmar & Süß, 2015), • providing assistance to people in charge (e.g., by par- tially automating the process of modelling or solving complex problems).


id: jddm-69296
author: Güss, Dominik
date: 2019-12-31
pages: 3
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title:
  Complex problem solving: A gem to study expertise, strategic ﬂexibility, culture, and so much more; and especially to advance psychological theory

summary:
  Research has shown and analyzed different CPS strategies, for example VOTAT (Vary-one-thing-at-a-time, Molnár & Csapó, 2018; Wüstenberg, Stadler, Hautamäki, & Greiff, 2014), PULSE (“setting all input variables to zero after an intervention and waiting a certain time”, Schoppek & Fischer, 2017), cautious versus proactive strategies, flexi- ble versus rigid strategies (e.g., Güss, Tuason, & Orduña, 2015). Especially case studies could help with further development of CPS theory, i.e., the interaction of motivation, emotion, and cognition.


id: jddm-69295
author: Kluge, Annette
date: 2019-12-31
pages: 3
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title:
  Complex problem solving research and its contribution to improving work in High Reliabilty Organisations

summary:
  CPS research is a very relevant bridge between basic re-search and applied research, for example in highly complex working contexts, so called High Reliability Or- ganizations (HROs). And each HRO is a unique field for CPS research.


id: jddm-23807
author: Fischer, Andreas; Holt, Daniel V.; Funke, Joachim
title: Promoting the growing field of Dynamic Decision Making
date: 2015-09-29
pages: 3
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summary:
  Conclusion Just in time for the 40th anniversary of the pioneering work of Dörner (1975), who initiated computer-based research on dynamic decision making in complex environments in Europe, we are glad to present the first issue of the Jour- nal of Dynamic Decision Making (JDDM) as an outlet for international research in this field. It is this emphasis on agency – the effect our decisions have on a sit- uation – and dynamics – the unfolding of a situation over time – that are the hallmarks of dynamic decision making.


id: jddm-69297
author: Schoppek, Wolfgang
title: A ﬂashlight on attainments and prospects of research into complex problem solving
date: 2019-12-31
pages: 3
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  Opinion A flashlight on attainments and prospects of research into complex problem solving Wolfgang Schoppek1 1University of Bayreuth, Germany. Research on complex problem solving (CPS) has reached a stage where certain standards have been achieved, whereas the future development is quite ambiguous.


id: jddm-57846
author: Fischer, Andreas; Holt, Daniel V.; Funke, Joachim
title: Web-Scraping the JDDM Database: Citations, Reads and Downloads
date: 2018-12-31
pages: 5
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summary:
  Editoral (2016) Cleotilde Gonzalez et al. (2016) Jan Hundertmark et al. (2015) Michael Engelhart et al. (2017) Varun Dutt et al. (2015) Alexander Nicolai Wendt (2017) al. 2015 12 x Fischer & Neubert 2105 9 x Editorial 2015 9 x Hundertmark et al. 2015 7 x Dutt 2015 6 x Engelhart et al. 2017 5 x Wendt 2017 4 x Gonzalez et al. 2016 3 x Vangsnes et al. 2017 3 x Editorial et al. 2016 2 x Frank & Kluge 2017 2 x Sharma et al. 2017 2 x Rohe wt al. 2016 Figure 1.


id: jddm-69300
author: Osman, Magda; Palencia, Denis Omar Verduga
title: The future of problem solving research is not complexity, but dynamic uncertainty
date: 2019-12-31
pages: 4
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summary:
  Research on complex problem solving (CPS) has reached a stage where certain standards have been achieved, whereas the future development is quite ambiguous. What are the connections between current CPS research practice and real problems?


id: jddm-51316
author: van den Broek, Karlijn
date: 2018-12-07
pages: 5
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title:
  Illuminating divergence in perceptions in natural resource management: A case for the investigation of the heterogeneity in mental models

summary:
  Opinion Article Illuminating divergence in perceptions in natural resource management: A case for the investigation of the heterogeneity in mental models Karlijn van den Broek Heidelberg University Much research has been dedicated to map mental mod- els of natural resources to aid effective management of the natural resource. The variety of approaches result in a variety of outputs, but most research in this domain reports mental models that have been aggregated across participants.


id: jddm-29308
author: Gonzalez, Cleotilde; Dutt, Varun
title: Exploration and exploitation during information search and experimential choice
date: 2016-07-29
pages: 8
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summary:
  value option was the safe option, and in 57 problems it was the risky option. A few studies have suggested that the decrease in exploration rate might be related to the process of dis- covering an option that maximizes outcomes (Gonzalez & Dutt, 2011, 2012); while some find a more extreme effect: that a decrease of exploration occurs even when it is most optimal to keep exploring (Teodorescu & Erev, 2014).


id: jddm-63149
author: Yıldırım, Zeliha; Erpolat Taşabat, Semra
title: Dynamic MouselabWEB: Individualized Information Display Matrixes
date: 2019-12-28
pages: 9
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sentence: 337
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summary:
  As predicted in H2, the dynamic group processed more information (i.e., higher number of acquisitions, higher number of reacquisitions, and higher percentage of unique cells examined) and spent longer time in decision process, so we conclude that this group was involved more in decision-making. A bet- ter mousetrap for catching decision processes.


id: jddm-69302
author: Stadler, Matthias; Greiff, Samuel
title: Quo Vadis CPS? Brief answers to big questions
date: 2019-12-31
pages: 3
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summary:
  We know little about what this competence might be even though some recent studies have looked at other strategic behav- iors in CPS research (Beckmann, Birney, & Goode, 2017; Schoppek & Fischer, 2017). Research on complex problem solving (CPS) has reached a stage where certain standards have been achieved, whereas the future development is quite ambiguous.


id: jddm-82929
author: Schoppek, Wolfgang; Fischer, Andreas; Funke, Joachim; Holt, Daniel; Wendt, Alexander N.
title: Supporting open access publishing in the field of dynamic decision making
date: 2021-08-17
pages: 3
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summary:
  Journal of Dynamic Decision Making, 7, 1. https://doi.org/10.11588/10.11588/jddm.2021.1.82929 Published: 18.08.2021 References Dörner, D. (1996). Promoting the growing field of dynamic decision making.


id: jddm-17663
author: Dutt, Varun; Gonzalez, Cleotilde
date: 2015-09-29
pages: 10
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title:
  Accounting for outcome and process measures in dynamic decision-making tasks through model calibration

summary:
  Calibrating models to both process and outcome mea- sures from one-time sequential sampling tasks is already common in literature (Ratcliff, 1978; Ratcliff & Smith, 2004). In fact, calibrating models to both outcome and process measures in one-time choice tasks is so common that a suite of software called Diffusion Model Analysis Toolbox (DMAT, Vandekerckhove & Tuerlinckx, 2007) has been recently developed for this purpose.


id: jddm-43102
author: Berisha, Gentrit; Pula, Justina Shiroka; Krasniqi, Besnik
title: Convergent validity of two decision making style measures
date: 2018-04-24
pages: 8
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summary:
  Leykin and DeRubeis (2010) emphasize that several questionnaires assessing decision styles have been developed, each of them containing a small set of decision styles. Rowe and Mason (1987) hold that Kurt Lewin is the key contributor to managerial applications of decision styles.


id: jddm-51357
author: Stocker, Kurt; Funke, Joachim
date: 2019-05-07
pages: 10
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title:
  How we conceptualize climate change: Revealing the force-dynamic structure underlying stock-flow reasoning

summary:
  Thus, in (10a) the complex Ant represents the relation- ship decrease > increase which imposes the force onto Ago (atmospheric CO2 level) of decreasing CO2 level, and in (10b) Ant represents the relationship increase = decrease which imposes the force onto Ago (atmospheric CO2 level) of keeping the CO2 level at a constant level. As a starting point to reveal the basic causal – force-dynamic – structure of atmospheric CO2 level SF relations, consider the fol- lowing two sentences adapted from Fischer and colleagues (2015, p. 13).


id: jddm-33724
author: Wendt, Alexander Nicolai
title: The empirical potential of live streaming beyond cognitive psychology
date: 2017-03-08
pages: 9
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summary:
  In its current application, Live Streaming is not de- signed to be a paradigm of empirical psychology but to be a medium of communication and entertainment. In other words, the application of psychological research onto Live Streaming as a data source bears promising potential to integrate methods of social and cognitive sciences by surpassing the lim- itations of cognitive psychology.


id: jddm-57360
author: Kumar, Medha; Dutt, Varun
date: 2019-05-17
pages: 12
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title:
  Collective Risk Social Dilemma: Role of information availability in achieving cooperation against climate change

summary:
  Thus, we plan to undertake future studies, where we vary the level of truth of investment information while people invest against climate change. Climate change 2014: Mitigation of climate change (Vol. 3).


id: jddm-26416
author: Hundertmark, Jan; Holt, Daniel V.; Fischer, Andreas; Said, Nadia; Fischer, Helen
title: System structure and cognitive ability as predictors of performance in dynamic system control tasks
date: 2016-02-15
pages: 10
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summary:
  One frequently encountered type of dynamics in system control tasks is a form of recurrent feedback termed eigendynamics, in which an output variable feeds back on itself. System control tasks were presented first, followed by the assessment of cog- nitive predictor variables.


id: jddm-41543
author: Vangsness, Lisa; Young, Michael E.
title: The role of difficulty in dynamic risk mitigation decisions
date: 2017-12-15
pages: 12
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sentence: 447
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summary:
  Studying RDOs in a Dynamic Environment We wished to understand the influence that task difficulty and JODs have on risk mitigation strategies during a dy- namic task. One class of cues that signal risk encompasses those re- lated to task difficulty.


id: jddm-69301
author: Beckmann, Jens
date: 2019-12-31
pages: 5
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flesch: 55
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title:
  Heigh-Ho: CPS and the seven questions – some thoughts on contemporary Complex Problem Solving research

summary:
  (Q7) Do experts solve CPS problems differently to laypersons? These questions, especially in their combination, suggest problems in CPS research with regard to iden- tity, direction, and purpose.


id: jddm-71968
author: Harman, Jason; Gonzalez-Valejjo, Claudia; Vancouver, Jeffrey
title: Dynamic Sunk Costs: Importance matters when opportunity costs are explicit.
date: 2021-02-17
pages: 7
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sentence: 233
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summary:
  To address some of these limi- tations, we created a dynamic repeated choice paradigm where sunk costs are learned over time and opportunity costs are explicit. Sunk costs may be easy to Corresponding author: Jason Harman, e-mail: jharman@lsu.edu 10.11588/jddm.2020.1.71968 JDDM | 2020 | Volume 6 | Article 2 | 1 mailto:jharman@lsu.edu https://doi.org/10.11588/jddm.2020.1.71968 Harman et al.:


id: jddm-40004
author: Frank, Barbara; Kluge, Annette
title: The effects of general mental ability and memory on adaptive transfer in work settings
date: 2017-10-06
pages: 12
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sentence: 570
flesch: 55
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  Adaptive transfer in work settings similarities between adaptive transfer and complex prob- lem solving, some studies have shown an effect of general mental ability on complex problem solving, while others have not (e.g. Beckmann & Guthke, 1995; Wittmann & Hattrup, 2004). Training conditions and strategic aspects of skill transfer in a simulated process control task.


id: jddm-15455
author: Kretzschmar, André; Süß, Heinz-Martin
title: A study on the training of complex problem solving competence
date: 2015-12-11
pages: 15
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summary:
  Surprisingly, after almost 40 years of research on CPS, the inclusion of CPS as a competence in educational large-scale assess- ments (OECD, 2014), as well as a steadily increasing inter- est in the trainability of CPS competence (Dörner, 1976; Funke, 2003), there is a remarkable lack of research that has provided an understanding and empirical examinations of CPS competence training — especially with regard to the transfer of CPS skills to unknown problem situations. If CPS competence training were found to be effective only for the CPS process of knowledge acquisition (i.e., obtain- ing relevant information about an unknown problem) but not for the process of knowledge application (i.e., actually solving the problem), then it will be highly questionable whether CPS competence training would improve problem solving in real life (i.e., where the aim is to buy a ticket, not just to know about the functions of a ticket machine).


id: jddm-49607
date: 2018-12-26
pages: 18
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flesch: 60
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author:
  Gonzalez, Cleotilde; Sanchez-Segura, Maria-Isabel; Dugarte-Peña, German-Lenin; Medina-Dominguez, Fuensanta

title:
  Valence Matters in Judgments of Stock Accumulation in Blood Glucose Control and Other Global Problems

summary:
  Participants were more accurate at increasing stock scenarios (1 and 2; M = 0.79, 10.11588/jddm.2018.1.49607 JDDM | 2018 | Volume 4 | Article 3 They should also enable us to test the valence effect with respect to both increasing and decreasing stock scenarios.


id: jddm-33346
author: Goode, Natassia; Beckmann, Jens F
date: 2017-02-26
pages: 14
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title:
  With a little help …: On the role of guidance in the acquisition and utilisation of knowledge in the control of complex, dynamic systems

summary:
  Eingreifen und Prognostizieren als Determinanten von Systemidentifikation und Systemsteuerung [Intervention and prediction as determinants of system identi- fication and system control]. To allow direct comparisons to control performance scores from Goode and Beckmann (2010), this study will use the same CPS task, inter- vention and performance goals.


id: jddm-13131
author: Güss, C. Dominik; Tuason, Ma. Teresa; Orduña, Llyod V.
title: Strategies, tactics, and errors in dynamic decision making in an Asian sample
date: 2015-11-04
pages: 14
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words: 11874
sentence: 612
flesch: 58
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summary:
  One indicator of the applicability of WINFIRE in this sample is that strategies tactics, and errors correlated with performance in the expected direction. Planning strategies and tactics and errors and their operationalizations and interrater reliability.


id: jddm-28510
author: Rohe, Miriam Sophia; Funke, Joachim; Storch, Maja; Weber, Julia
date: 2016-09-16
pages: 15
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words: 12159
sentence: 639
flesch: 53
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title:
  Can motto-goals outperform learning and performance goals? Influence of goal setting on performance and affect in a complex problem solving task

summary:
  In dependence of their goal condition, subjects developed a personal motto, learning, or performance goal. It is important to men- tion that when the authors speak of high, specific goals they mostly refer to performance goals, i.e., goals that focus on the performance outcome (Seijts, Latham, & Woodwark, 2013).


id: jddm-61118
author: Gaetano, Justin Michael
title: Evidence for the dynamic human ability to judge another's sex from ambiguous or unfamiliar signals
date: 2019-07-09
pages: 14
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sentence: 590
flesch: 56
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summary:
  To date, it is not known whether sex judgement sensitivity is dynamic, and thus can change relative to PTP. Group measures of sex judgement sensitivity, for 1000 ms presentations of hands shown in colour (left panel; less ambiguous condition) and in silhouette (right panel; more ambiguous condition).


id: jddm-23945
author: Fischer, Andreas; Neubert, Jonas C.
date: 2016-02-25
pages: 13
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sentence: 602
flesch: 47
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title:
  The multiple faces of complex problems: A model of problem solving competency and its implications for training and assessment

summary:
  Theoretical Contribution The multiple faces of complex problems: A model of problem solving competency and its implications for training and assessment. Similarly, information networks, such as the Occupational Informa- tion Network (O*NET) of the United States Department of Labor (http://www.onetonline.org/), introduced skills such as critical thinking or complex problem solving into their repertoire to account for the changing requirements in today’s jobs, thereby including new requirements in their standardized overviews of critical knowledge, skills, and abilities (National Center for O*NET Development, 2009).


id: jddm-34608
author: Engelhart, Michael; Funke, Joachim; Sager, Sebastian
title: A web-based feedback study on optimization-based training and analysis of human decision making
date: 2017-05-17
pages: 23
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words: 14871
sentence: 745
flesch: 64
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summary:
  This suggests that, given the performance of these groups, optimization- based feedback groups learned faster, namely mainly in the first round. However, we cannot assume homogeneous variances between feedback groups.


id: jddm-37687
author: Sharma, Neha; Dutt, Varun
date: 2017-10-06
pages: 20
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words: 15425
sentence: 687
flesch: 55
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title:
  Modeling decisions from experience: How models with a set of parameters for aggregate choices explain individual choices

summary:
  The comparison between human choices and model choices is used to compute the incorrect proportion for each model, which is the main criteria for capturing individual behavior by a model. Furthermore, certain computational models have been proposed where model parameters are calibrated to the choice proportions of a group of participants (called “aggregate models”; Busemeyer & Diederich, 2010; Estes & Maddox, 2005).


id: jddm-77559
author: Kugler, Katharina G. ; Reif, Julia; Petersen , Gesa-Kristina ; Brodbeck, Felix C.
title: The impact of moral motives on economic decision-making
date: 2021-11-26
pages: 13
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mime: application/pdf
words: 10933
sentence: 528
flesch: 48
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summary:
  According to Brodbeck et al. (2013), unity moral motives should lead to higher levels of solidarity than proportionality moral motives, as unity moral motives serve as motiva- tion to look after in-group members, while proportion- ality moral motives serve as motivation to calibrate costs and benefits (Rai & Fiske, 2011). Cues eliciting moral motives in social situations Moral motives guide (economic decision-making) be- havior in social situations.


id: jddm-84578
author: Dörner, Dietrich; Meck, Ute
date: 2022-07-14
pages: 14
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mime: application/pdf
words: 11987
sentence: 732
flesch: 72
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title:
  The Red Trousers: About Confirmative Thinking and Perceptual Defense in Complex and Uncertain Domains of Reality 

summary:
  In 1910, General Ruffey, French army, proposed to buy 3,000 reconnaissance-airplanes for the French army. Figure 3 shows a company of French soldiers prepar- ing a bayonet-attack on the German line (see Fig. 2).


id: jddm-69769
author: Wendt, Alexander Nicolai
date: 2020-12-31
pages: 13
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flesch: 42
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title:
  The Qualitative Face of Big Data: Live Streaming and Ecologically Valid Observation of Decision-Making

summary:
  Due to the current focus on domains of behavior, however, psychology research commonly prioritizes the prior and re- fuses the latter. Without this critical step, video games research based on mere behavioral observation might still be able to deliver a productive contribution to cognitive psychology, inves- tigating “a multitude of concepts central to psychology, from memory encoding, to social skills and decision mak- ing” (Järvelä et al., 2014, p. 85), but it will not redeem its critical epistemological and methodological potentials.


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