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Experience Matters

Jonathan D. Nelson, T. Sejnowski, G. Cottrell, 2010, Psychological science.

Recommendations Implicit in Policy Defaults

Stacey R. Finkelstein, Michael J. Liersch, C. Mckenzie, 2006, Psychological science.

Underestimating the duration of future events: memory incorrectly used or memory bias?

C. Mckenzie, Michael M. Roy, N. Christenfeld, 2005, Psychological bulletin.

The Accuracy of Intuitive Judgment Strategies: Covariation Assessment and Bayesian Inference

C. Mckenzie, 1994, Cognitive Psychology.

Learning from feedback: exactingness and incentives.

R. Hogarth, C. Mckenzie, Brian J. Gibbs, 1991, Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition.

A Bayesian view of covariation assessment

C. Mckenzie, Laurie A. Mikkelsen, 2007, Cognitive Psychology.

When wrong predictions provide more support than right ones

C. Mckenzie, Marsha B. Amin, Craig R. M. McKenzie, 2002, Psychonomic bulletin & review.

Information leakage from logically equivalent frames

Craig R. M. McKenzie, Shlomi Sher, C. Mckenzie, 2006, Cognition.

Gaze bias: Selective encoding and liking effects

Elizabeth R Schotter, K. Rayner, C. Mckenzie, 2010 .

Overconfidence in interval estimates: What does expertise buy you?

Ilan Yaniv, Craig R. M. McKenzie, Michael J. Liersch, 2008 .

The broad applicability of memory bias and its coexistence with the planning fallacy: reply to Griffin and Buehler (2005).

Michael M Roy, Nicholas J S Christenfeld, C. Mckenzie, 2005, Psychological bulletin.

Levels of information: A framing hierarchy

Craig R. M. McKenzie, Shlomi Sher, C. Mckenzie, 2011 .

When negative evidence increases confidence: change in belief after hearing two sides of a dispute

Craig R. M. McKenzie, C. Mckenzie, S. Lee, 2002 .

(Non)Complementary updating of belief in two hypotheses

C. Mckenzie, 1999, Memory & cognition.

Although a Wide Variety of Reasoning and Decision- Making Errors Have Been Reported Increased Sensitivity to Differentially Diagnostic Answers Using Familiar Materials: Implications for Confirmation Bias

Michael J. Liersch, C. Mckenzie, F. Poletiek, 2022 .

Explaining purportedly irrational behavior by modeling skepticism in task parameters: an example examining confidence in forced-choice tasks.

D. Noelle, J. Wixted, C. Mckenzie, 2004, Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition.

Relation between confidence in yes-no and forced-choice tasks.

D. Noelle, J. Wixted, C. Mckenzie, 2001, Journal of experimental psychology. General.

Gamble evaluation and evoked reference sets: Why adding a small loss to a gamble increases its attractiveness

C. Mckenzie, Shlomi Sher, 2020, Cognition.

The Role of Inference in Attribute Framing Effects

Lim M. Leong, C. Mckenzie, Shlomi Sher, 2017 .

Do publications in low-impact journals help or hurt a CV?

C. Mckenzie, K. Donnelly, Johannes Müller-Trede, 2019, Journal of experimental psychology. Applied.

Transitivity in context: A rational analysis of intransitive choice and context-sensitive preference.

C. Mckenzie, Shlomi Sher, Johannes Müller-Trede, 2015 .

Taking into account the strength of an alternative hypothesis.

C. Mckenzie, 1998 .

Learning to make Decisions: When Incentives help and Hinder

R. Hogarth, C. Mckenzie, B. J. Gibbs, 1989 .

Is it a judgment of representativeness? Re-examining the birth sequence problem

Lim M. Leong, C. Mckenzie, Johannes Müller-Trede, 2022, Psychonomic Bulletin & Review.

Rational Choice in Context

Lim M. Leong, C. Mckenzie, Shlomi Sher, 2022, Current Directions in Psychological Science.

Misunderstanding Savings Growth: Implications for Retirement Savings Behavior

Michael J. Liersch, C. Mckenzie, 2011 .

Trolley Problems Reimagined: Sensitivity to Ratio, Risk, and Comparisons

C. Mckenzie, D. Nelkin, H. Viciana, 2022 .

The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Insensitivity and Oversensitivity to Answer Diagnosticity in Hypothesis Testing

Patrice Rusconi, C. Mckenzie, P. Rusconi, 2022 .

Judgment and Decision Making

Craig R. M. Mckenzie, C. Mckenzie, Terry Connolly, 2003 .

When Payoffs Look Like Probabilities: Separating Form and Content in Risky Choice

C. Mckenzie, Shlomi Sher, Johannes Müller-Trede, 2018, Journal of experimental psychology. General.

Framing effects in inference tasks—and why they are normatively defensible

C. Mckenzie, Craig R. M. McKenzie, 2004, Memory & cognition.

Constructed Preferences, Rationality, and Choice Architecture

Craig R. M. McKenzie, Johannes Müller-Trede, Shlomi Sher, 2018, Review of Behavioral Economics.

Which reference class is evoked?

Jack B. Soll, Craig R. M. McKenzie, C. Mckenzie, 1996, Behavioral and Brain Sciences.

Taking into Account the Strength of an Alternative Hypothesis

Craig R. M. McKenzie, C. Mckenzie, 2001 .

What a speaker’s choice of frame reveals: Reference points, frame selection, and framing effects

Jonathan D. Nelson, C. Mckenzie, Craig R. M. McKenzie, 2003, Psychonomic bulletin & review.

Exploiting asymmetric signals from choices through default selection

Lim M. Leong, C. Mckenzie, Yidan Yin, 2020, Psychonomic Bulletin & Review.

Exploiting asymmetric signals from choices through default selection

Lim M. Leong, C. Mckenzie, Yidan Yin, 2020, Psychonomic bulletin & review.

Society for Judgment and Decision Making

C. Mckenzie, Martin Weber, Niklas Siebenmorgen, 2000 .

Implications for Retirement Savings

Michael J. Liersch, C. Mckenzie, 2011 .

Underweighting Alternatives and Overconfidence

Craig R. M. McKenzie, C. Mckenzie, 1997 .

Options as information: rational reversals of evaluation and preference.

Shlomi Sher, C. Mckenzie, Shlomi Sher, 2014, Journal of experimental psychology. General.

Sensitivity to shifts in probability of harm and benefit in moral dilemmas

C. Mckenzie, D. Nelkin, S. Rickless, 2021, Cognition.

Rational models as theories – not standards – of behavior

Craig R. M. McKenzie, C. Mckenzie, 2003, Trends in Cognitive Sciences.

Illusory inconsistencies in judgment: Stimulus-evoked reference sets and between-subjects designs

Lim M. Leong, C. Mckenzie, Shlomi Sher, 2019, Psychonomic Bulletin & Review.

Illusory inconsistencies in judgment: Stimulus-evoked reference sets and between-subjects designs

Lim M. Leong, C. Mckenzie, Shlomi Sher, 2019, Psychonomic Bulletin & Review.

The psychological side of Hempel’s paradox of confirmation

C. Mckenzie, Laurie A. Mikkelsen, Craig R. M. Mckenzie, 2000, Psychonomic bulletin & review.

Do Conditional Hypotheses Target Rare Events?

Victor S. Ferreira, Craig R. M. McKenzie, V. Ferreira, 2001, Organizational behavior and human decision processes.

Allocation of visual attention in younger and older adults

C. Mckenzie, A. Hartley, J. Kieley, 1992, Perception & psychophysics.

Attentional and perceptual contributions to the identification of extrafoveal stimuli: adult age comparisons.

C. Mckenzie, A. Hartley, 1991, Journal of gerontology.

Participant skepticism: If you can't beat it, model it

R. Hertwig, A. Ortmann, J. Wixted, 2001, Behavioral and Brain Sciences.

Recommendations Implicit in Policy Defaults

Stacey R. Finkelstein, Michael J. Liersch, C. Mckenzie, 2006 .

Author ' s personal copy Overconfidence in interval estimates : What does expertise buy you ? q

Michael J. Liersch, C. Mckenzie, Ilan Yaniv, 2005 .

Are Longshots Only for Losers? A New Look at the Last Race Effect

Michael J. Liersch, C. Mckenzie, Shlomi Sher, 2016 .

Levels of information: A framing hierarchy

C. Mckenzie, Shlomi Sher, 2011 .

Sensitivity to shifts in probability of harm and benefit in moral dilemmas

C. Mckenzie, D. Nelkin, S. Rickless, 2021, Cognition.

Duration neglect by numbers-And its elimination by graphs

Michael J. Liersch, C. Mckenzie, 2009 .

Bayes plus environment

C. Mckenzie, 2009, Behavioral and Brain Sciences.