Sequential effects in important referee decisions: the case of penalties in soccer.

By H. Plessner, T. Betsch. 2001

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Subfields: Developmental and Educational Psychology, Economics and Econometrics

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Citations in the corpus

• Elite Refereeing Performance: Developing a Model for Sport Science Support (2005, background): “…exploring biases such as crowd influence and home advantage (e.g., Nevill, Balmer, & Williams, 2002), the effect of players ̓aggressive tendencies (e.g., Jones, Paull, & Erskine, 2002), normative rulings (e.g., Rainey & Larsen, 1998), and contingency effects (e.g., Plessner & Betsch, 2001).”