Correction Concepts
How to Think Like a Scientist in Everyday Life
Scientific thinking enhances decision-making using concepts like falsifiability and pre-mortems.
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−Peter Wason's card-selection experiment (1960) demonstrated that even…
+Peter Wason's 2-4-6 rule-discovery experiment (1960) demonstrated that…
−In 1974, psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tver…
+In 1973, psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tver…
−The original paper, published in Cognitive Psychology, became one…
+The original paper, published in Psychological Review, became one…
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Verified all three corrections already correctly applied in body content (2-4-6 rule-discovery task, 1973 date, Psychological Review journal name). FAQ does not mention Wason's task type, the 1973/1974 date, or the journal name for the base-rate paper. Excerpt does not mention these details. No further action needed.
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