How probability theory explains the conjunction fallacy

By Fintan J. Costello. 2009

70 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Developmental and Educational Psychology, General Decision Sciences

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In Artificial Intelligence

1. Jennifer S. Trueblood
2. Riccardo Franco
3. Jerome R. Busemeyer
4. Emmanuel M. Pothos

In Developmental and Educational Psychology

1. Jerome R. Busemeyer
2. Emmanuel M. Pothos

In General Decision Sciences

1. Jerome R. Busemeyer
2. Stephen M. Fleming

Citations in the corpus

• A quantum theoretical explanation for probability judgment errors. (2011, background): “Double conjunction errors are infrequent, but they occasionally occur with two highly likely events, and the latter could be easily caused by judgments errors when all the events are rated almost equally high (Costello, 2009).”