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Research in the field of law regarding cognitive biases includes studies by Berlin and Hendrix (1998) (hindsight bias, narrative), Bystranowski et al. (2021) (anchoring effect, review), Casper et al. (1989) (hindsight bias, empirical), Chapman and Bornstein (1996) (anchoring effect, empirical), Cheney et al. (1989) (hindsight bias, empirical), Englich et al. (2005) (anchoring effect, empirical), Englich et al. (2006) (anchoring effect, empirical), Enough and Mussweiler (2001) (anchoring effect, empirical), Findley and Scott (2006) (confirmation bias, theoretical), Guthrie et al. (2001) (empirical), Guthrie et al. (2007) (empirical), Guthrie et al. (2002) (narrative), Harley (2007) (hindsight bias, review), Hastie et al. (1999) (anchoring effect, empirical), Helm et al. (2016) (empirical), Hinsz and Indahl (1995) (anchoring effect, empirical), Kamin and Rachlinski (1995) (hindsight bias, empirical), LaBine and LaBine (1996) (hindsight bias, empirical), Lidén et al. (2019) (confirmation bias, empirical), O’Brien (2009) (confirmation bias, empirical), Oeberst and Goeckenjan (2016) (hindsight bias, review), Peer and Gamliel (2013) (narrative), Rachlinski and Wistrich (2017) (narrative), Rachlinski (2018) (framing effect, empirical), Rachlinski et al. (2011) (hindsight bias, empirical), Rachlinski et al. (2015) (anchoring effect, empirical), and Robbennolt and Studebaker (1999) (anchoring effect, empirical).
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- The Impact of Cognitive Biases on Professionals' Decision-Making www.frontiersin.org via serper
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- cognitive bias concept
- law concept
- hindsight bias concept
- anchoring bias concept
- confirmation bias concept