People judge repeated statements as more truthful than new statements: a truth effect. In
three pre-registered experiments (N= 463), we examined whether people expect repetition …

Algorithmic bias occurs when algorithms incorporate biases in the human decisions on
which they are trained. We find that people see more of their biases (eg, age, gender, race) …

Intellectual humility (IH) is commonly defined as recognizing the limits of one's knowledge
and abilities. However, most research has relied entirely on self-report measures of IH …

People commonly exhibit a bias blind spot, judging themselves to be less susceptible to bias
than the “average other.” However, less is known about how people attribute bias to familiar …

The influence of misinformation on the political decision-making process became a major
concern in the United States after the 2016 Presidential election. We study the impact of …

Although cognitive bias is easily detectable in the judgments and decision making of other
people, we often fail to see its influence in our own thoughts and behavior. This “bias blind …

This paper explores the emergence of cognitive biases within the context of intelligence
analysis and the efficacy of structured analytic techniques employed to mitigate these …