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First published 2013-9

Do Venture Capitalists Have a Continuation Bias?

Dmitry Khanin, Raj V. Mahto

The Journal of Entrepreneurship

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First published 1989-10

The Naturalistic Fallacy: Moral Inferences Drawn from Research with Children versus Adults

Nicholas C. Kierniesky, Mark Sobus

Psychological Reports

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First published 2025-4

Refuting Naïve Realism: Exploding the Myth of the Immaculate Perception and the Implications for Design and Practice

P.A. Hancock

Ergonomics in Design: The Quarterly of Human Factors Applications

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First published 2001-10

Analysing interlanguage: how do we know what learners know?

Usha Lakshmanan, Larry Selinker

Second Language Research

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First published 2016-10

Hybrid psychology as a human science

Rom Harré

Theory & Psychology

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First published 1991-07

Units of Analysis and the Psychometrics of Environmental Assessment Scales

James M. Richards, Denise C. Gottfredson, Gary D. Gottfredson

Environment and Behavior

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First published 2020-1

Disambiguating the benefits and risks from public health data in the digital economy

Sarah Cheung

Big Data & Society

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First published 1986-05

Ecological Inference in Administrative Reporting and Decision Making

Marjorie Hanson, David W. Gardner, James F. McNamara

Educational Administration Quarterly

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First published 2006-6

Automatic–Heuristic and Executive–Analytic Processing during Reasoning: Chronometric and Dual-Task Considerations

Wim De Neys

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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First published 2026-1

‘It’s like sunk cost fallacy or something they call it’: The role of symbolic,social and economic capital in worker motivations for staying in the UK television production sector

Nina Willment, Jack Newsinger

Media,Culture & Society

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