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The role of representativeness in reasoning and metacognitive processes: an in-depth analysis of the Linda problem
Thinking and Reasoning 27 (2):161-186 (2020)
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We conducted a thorough investigation of the impact of representativeness on reasoning and metacognitive processes by employing the Linda problem. In congruent versions, the more representative res...My notes
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