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Individual differences in anchoring effect: Evidence for the role of insufficient adjustmentTeovanović, 2019
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Although the anchoring effect is one of the most reliable results of experimental psychology, researchers have only recently begun to examine the role of individual differences in susceptibility to this cognitive bias. Yet, first correlational studies yielded inconsistent results …
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