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Parallel Interactive Processing as a Way to Understand Complex Information Processing: The Conjunction Fallacy and Other Examples.

Parallel interactive processing (PIP) represents an approach in which specific context generates interactive relationships between general attributes. This article summarizes previous research that demonstrates how such relationships influence inference making in categorization. This is followed by...

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Published in:American Journal of Psychology Vol. 130; no. 2; pp. 201 - 223
Main Author: NAHINSKY, IRWIN D.
Format: Article
Published: University of Illinois Press Summer2017
Subjects:
Information processing
Cognition
Cognitive analysis
Naturalistic fallacy
Probability theory
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