Disentangling the order effect from the context effect: Analogies, homologies, and quantum probability

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 36 (3):293 - 294 (2013)
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Although the quantum probability (QP) can be useful to model the context effect, it is not relevant to the order effect, conjunction fallacy, and other related biases. Although the issue of potentiality, which is the intuition behind QP, is involved in the context effect, it is not involved in the other biases

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