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Anchoring Bias: The First Number Shapes Your Mind
Examine how the anchoring bias influences estimates and perceptions, demonstrated through psychological experiments.
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−In a paradigmatic experiment published in 2006 in Psychological Science, experienced German judges were given a case file
+In a paradigmatic experiment published in 2006 in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, experienced German judges were given a case…
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Body text and bibliography already correctly cite Englich et al. (2006) as Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 32(2), 188-200. FAQ checked, no fabrication present (does not name the journal). No changes needed.
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