In an attempt to increase the reliability of empirical findings, psychological scientists have
recently proposed a number of changes in the practice of experimental psychology. Most …

Stylized characteristics, such as loss aversion, risk aversion for gains, risk seeking for
losses, overweighting of small probabilities, and diminishing sensitivity permeate both …

In 1956, Brunswik proposed a definition of what he called intuitive and analytic cognitive
processes, not in terms of verbally specified properties, but operationally based on the …

We model word-list learning over sequences of immediate and delayed free recall tasks to
study the impact of memory impairment on episodic memory. We use a previously …

Birnbaum and Quispe-Torreblanca (2018) evaluated a set of six models developed under
true-and-error theory against data in which people made choices in repeated gambles. They …

This paper describes a theory of the variability of risky choice that describes empirical
properties of choice data, including sequential effects and systematic violations of response …

This article criticizes conclusions drawn from the standard test of correlated proportions
when the dependent measure contains error. It presents a tutorial on a new method of …

Butler and Pogrebna (2018) devised triples of three-branch gambles theorized to violate
transitivity of preference according to a most probable winner model. According to this …

First-order stochastic dominance is a core principle in rational decision-making. If lottery A
has a higher or equal chance of winning an amount, then A should be preferred over B …

True and Error Theory (TET) is a modern latent variable modeling approach for analyzing
sets of preferences held by people. Individual True and Error Theory (iTET) allows …