The Use of Redundancy in Multiple-Cue Judgments: Data from a Suppressor-Variable Task
The American Journal of PsychologyPublished 1 September 1974
Bengt‐Åke Armelius, Kerstin Armelius, Bengt‐Åke Armelius
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Abstract
The hypothesis that subjects' beta weights tend to match the cue-criterion correlations rather than the cue-criterion beta weights was tested in an experiment on the multiple-cue probability learning of tasks with intercorrelated cues (rij = .00, .40, and .80). The results supported that hypothesis and indicated that subjects are able to utilize the correlations between each cue and the criterion, but not the correlation between cues, as a source of information about the validities of those cues.
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