Effects of task predictability and cue validity on interpersonal learning of inference tasks involving both linear and nonlinear relations

[1]  Berndt Brehmer,et al.  Single-cue probability learning as a function of the sign and magnitude of the correlation between cue and criterion , 1973 .

[2]  B. Brehmer.  Effects of Cue Validity on Interpersonal Learning of Inference Tasks with Linear and Nonlinear Cues , 1973 .

[3]  N. Castellan,et al.  Comments on the “lens model” equation and the analysis of multiple-cue judgment tasks , 1973 .

[4]  B. Brehmer.  Cue utilization and cue consistency in multiple-cue probability learning☆ , 1972 .

[5]  B. Brehmer.  POLICY CONFLICT AS A FUNCTION OF POLICY SIMILARITY AND POLICY COMPLEXITY , 1972 .

[6]  B. Brehmer.  EFFECTS OF COMMUNICATION AND FEEDBACK ON COGNITIVE CONFLICT , 1971 .

[7]  B. Brehmer.  Subjects’ ability to use functional rules , 1971 .

[8]  B. Brehmer.  Inference behavior in a situation where the cues are not reliably perceived , 1970 .

[9]  Timothy C. Earle.  Task Learning, Interpersonal Learning and Cognitive Complexity. , 1970 .

[10]  J. C. Naylor,et al.  The influence of cue redundancy upon the human inference process for tasks of varying degrees of predictability , 1968 .

[11]  C. N. Uhl.  Effects of multiple stimulus validity and criterion dispersion on learning of interval concepts. , 1966, Journal of experimental psychology.

[12]  J. C. Naylor,et al.  Characteristics of the human inference process in complex choice behavior situations , 1966 .

[13]  K R Hammond,et al.  Inference behavior in multiple-cue tasks involving both linear and nonlinear relations. , 1966, Journal of experimental psychology.

[14]  K. R. Hammond,et al.  A research paradigm for the study of interpersonal learning. , 1966, Psychological bulletin.

[15]  K. R. Hammond,et al.  OPTIMAL RESPONDING IN MULTIPLE-CUE PROBABILITY LEARNING. , 1965, Journal of experimental psychology.

[16]  Kenneth R. Hammond,et al.  New Directions in Research on Conflict Resolution , 1965 .

[17]  L. Tucker.  A SUGGESTED ALTERNATIVE FORMULATION IN THE DEVELOPMENTS BY HURSCH, HAMMOND, AND HURSCH, AND BY HAMMOND, HURSCH, AND TODD. , 1964, Psychological review.

[18]  J. Williams.  A RESONANCE THEORY OF "MICROVIBRATIONS": A REPLY TO ROHRACHER. , 1964, Psychological review.

[19]  E. Brunswik,et al.  The Conceptual Framework of Psychology , 1954 .