Did everybody know it all along? a review of individual differences in hindsight bias

Article Abstract:

Research on individual differences in the magnitude of hindsight bias that are influenced by individual traits, needs, and motives and are not the outcome of rational processing information is discussed.

Individual differences, Individual differences (Psychology)

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Hindsight bias: on being wise after the event

Article Abstract:

The rough roadmap of hindsight bias research landscape which highlights some of the important landmarks and developments over thirty years based on historical and systematic perspective is presented.

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Cognitive process models of hindsight bias

Article Abstract:

Three cognitive process models are reviewed that relate hindsight bias to changes in an underlying knowledge base as a result of outcome feedback.

Models, Usage, Computer simulation, Computer-generated environments

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