We combine a simple theoretical framework with a survey experiment to investigate how individuals sort fact from fiction and update their assessments in societally important but politicized topics, such as climate change and public health. We show that cognitive ability improves news discernment and in particular, the...
Melis Kartal, Edoardo Cefala, S. Kritzinger et al.· CESifo working papers· 0 citations
Organizations frequently use behavioral interventions—including incentives, messaging campaigns, and modifications to choice architecture—to influence people’s behavior. However, recent evidence suggests that such interventions often have inconsistent effects across implementations. To understand this variability, we s...
Joseph Reiff, Jonathan E. Bogard· Organization science (Provid...· 0 citations
The results suggest that directly asking for the target response may not always yield the most effective score for predicting it, and that comparing direct scores with indirect paths through related judgments may reveal a more effective predictive route.
Zonghuan Xu, Xiang Zheng, Yu-Tao Wu et al.· 0 citations
This position paper argues that human-centered explainable AI (HCXAI) should incorporate insights from the psychology of information seeking. Drawing on Sharot and Sunstein's framework of information-seeking motives, we propose that people evaluate whether to engage with explanations based on three types of expected ut...
Cluster weight on advice (CWOA) is proposed, a novel “two-shot” algorithm to identify a more accurate subgroup in a single-prediction-problem context and consistently outperforms benchmarks, including the state-of-the-art metaprediction-based methods.
Yun-Hao Zhang· Management Sciences· 0 citations
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