Marewski et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Heuristic decision making in medicineMarewski et al., 2012
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- Marewski J
- Gigerenzer G
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- Dialogues in clinical neuroscience
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Can less information be more helpful when it comes to making medical decisions? Contrary to the common intuition that more information is always better, the use of heuristics can help both physicians and patients to make sound decisions. Heuristics are simple decision …
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