Numerical uncertainty ranges are often used to convey the precision of a forecast. In three
studies, we examined how users perceive the distribution underlying numerical ranges and …

People often base judgments on stereotypes, even when contradictory base-rate information
is provided. In a sample of 438 students from two state universities, we tested several …

Abstract Park and Brannon (2013, https://doi. org/10.1177/0956797613482944) found that
practicing non-symbolic approximate arithmetic increased performance on an objective …

We investigated how people use base rates and sample size information when combining
data to make overall probability judgments. Participants considered two samples from an …

This study proposes a method of nonresponse assessment based on meta-analytical file-
drawer techniques, also known as worst-case resistance testing (WCRT), and suitable for a …

Previous research is mixed regarding whether laypeople are sensitive to sample size. Here
the author argues that this is in part because sample size sensitivity follows a curvilinear …

Today, fulfilling customer needs is no longer a dilemma for service providers within the
context of growing many inventions and achievements related to innovative technology …

The selection of effective leaders is critical to improving organizations' performance in the
current dynamic global business landscape; however, the inadequacy of leadership …

We propose that when individuals believe in fixed traits of personality (entity theorists), they
are likely to expect a world of “uniformity.” As such, they easily infer a population statistic …

The purpose of this quantitative descriptive correlational study was to measure the
relationship between the subordinate's perceived style of leadership of their leader and the …