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Anchoring and Adjustment: Influence of Initial Numbers
How anchoring and adjustment biases estimates: Tversky and Kahneman's rigged wheel experiment and why irrelevant numbers still sway judgment.
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−A 2006 meta-analysis by Furnham and Boo (Journal of Behavioral Decision M…
+A meta-analysis by Furnham and Boo (The Journal of Socio-Economics…
−Studies by Wilson, Houston, Etling, and Brekke (1996, Journal of Personal…
+Studies by Wilson, Houston, Etling, and Brekke (1996, Journal of Experime…
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Body text, bibliography, and seo_keywords already correctly cite Furnham and Boo (2011) as The Journal of Socio-Economics and Wilson, Houston, Etling, and Brekke (1996) as Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 125(4), 387-402. FAQ checked, no fabrication present. No changes needed.
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