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First published 1998-3

Reducing Bias in Observational Research on Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome

David A. Fiellin, Jeffrey H. Samet, Patrick G. O'Connor

Substance Use & Addiction Journal

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First published 2026

From Bias to Brevity: Balancing Coder Bias and Team Size in Thin-Slice and Full-Length Observations of Couple Interactions

Emre Selcuk, Onur Varol, Gul Gunaydin [...]

Journal of Social and Personal Relationships

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First published 2006-11

The Actor-Observer Bias in Beliefs of Interpersonal Insights

Jisun Park, Incheol Choi, Gukhyun Cho

Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology

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First published 1994-10

“The Eye of the Beholder”: A Classroom Demonstration of Observer Bias

Miriam D. Goldstein, J. Roy Hopkins, Michael J. Strube

Teaching of Psychology

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First published 1998-09

Situational Salience and Cultural Differences in the Correspondence Bias and Actor-Observer Bias

Incheol Choi, Richard E. Nisbett

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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First published 2002-10

A New Technique for Demonstrating the Actor-Observer Bias

Anne K. Gordon, Mary E. Kaplar

Teaching of Psychology

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First published 2020

Decision-Making And Selection Bias in Four Observational Studies on Duchenne and Becker Muscular Dystrophy

Karin J. Naarding, Nathalie Doorenweerd, Zaïda Koeks [...]

Journal of Neuromuscular Diseases

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First published 1984-8

What Does it Take to Reduce Observer Bias?

Jack S. Croxton, Nancy Morrow

Psychological Reports

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First published 1999-9

Correcting the Completeness BIAS of Observed Prevalence

Isabella Corazziari, Angela Mariotto, Riccardo Capocaccia

Tumori Journal

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First published 1981-12

The Actor-Observer Bias is Alive and Well in Prison

Kathryn Saulnier, Daniel Perlman

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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