Judgement and response processes across two knowledge domains

Article Abstract:

Greater mean distance between the true and false statement distributions of confidence was evident in the better known domain. Judged confidence variability is more evident in the domain of greater knowledge, while criterion variability is constant across domains. Respondents, developing simple judgements in numerous knowledge domains, fix response criteria locations to a standard level with consistent variance, unconstrained by the earlier stages of the judgement process.

Management Theory & Techniques, Psychological aspects, Analysis, Management, Human resource management, Judgment, Judgment (Psychology)

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The effect of information strength and weight on behavior in financial markets

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the development of two experiments which can be used to investigate the influence of information weight and strength on trading, wealth, prices and confidence in laboratory markets.

Financial markets, Consumer confidence, Investors, Information resources management

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Beyond the obvious: chronic vividness of imagery and the use of information in decision making

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the investigation of two hypotheses to determine the interaction of chronic vividness of imagery with salience and vividness of information within the decision making process.

Decision-making, Decision making, Influence, Information services, Information science, Imagery (Psychology)

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