Jusgement and Decision Making

How Value Magnitude Reshapes the Timecourse of Gaze Bias in Decision Making
The Yellow River, once the world’s most sediment-rich river, has experienced dramatic regime shifts. We reanalyzed previous datasets to clarify the first historical sediment transport regime shift in the Yellow River. Our results suggest a regime shift occurred only under increased forcing from anthropogenic stresses (after 1900 AD).
Jingkai Hong, Timothy L. Mullett
Early and Late Information Biases in Evidence Accumulation for Decision Making
The Yellow River, once the world’s most sediment-rich river, has experienced dramatic regime shifts. We reanalyzed previous datasets to clarify the first historical sediment transport regime shift in the Yellow River. Our results suggest a regime shift occurred only under increased forcing from anthropogenic stresses (after 1900 AD).
Jingkai Hong, Timothy L. Mullett
Framing Sensitivity under Resource Constraints: When and How Time Pressure and Cognitive Load Influence Choice
The Yellow River, once the world’s most sediment-rich river, has experienced dramatic regime shifts. We reanalyzed previous datasets to clarify the first historical sediment transport regime shift in the Yellow River. Our results suggest a regime shift occurred only under increased forcing from anthropogenic stresses (after 1900 AD).
Jingkai Hong, Cendri A. Hutcherson