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Introduction: Windows For Understanding The Mind / Anton Kühberger, Michael Schulte-mecklenbeck, And Rob Ranyard -- Visiting The Decision Factory: Observing Cognition With Mouselabweb And Other Information Acquisition Methods / Martijn C. Willemsen And Eric J. Johnson -- Eye Fixations As A Process Trace / J. Edward Russo -- Determining The Information That Participants Need: Methods Of Active Information Search / Oswald Huber, Odilo W. Huber, And Michael Schulte-mecklenbeck -- Thinking Aloud Protocols: Concurrent Verbalizations Of Thinking During Performance On Tasks Involving Decision Making / K. Anders Ericsson And Jerad H. Moxley -- Verbal Data And Decision Process Analysis / Rob Ranyard And Ola Svenson -- Analyzing Response Times To Understand Decision Processes / Wolfgang Gaissmaier, Mario Fifić, And Jörg Rieskamp -- Using Skin Conductance In Judgment And Decision Making Research / Bernd Figner And Ryan O. Murphy -- Pupil Dialation And Eye Tracking / Joseph Tao-yi Wang -- Probing The Decisional Brain With Rtms And Tdcs / Giorgio Coricelli And Elena Rusconi -- Opening The Black Box: Conclusions To A Handbook Of Process Tracing Methods For Decision Research / John W. Payne And Vinod Venkatraman. Edited By Michael Schulte-mecklenbeck, Anton Kühberger And Rob Ranyard. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
How can researchers effectively observe and analyze the cognitive mechanisms underlying human decision-making processes? This volume, edited by Anton Kühberger, Michael Schulte-Mecklenbeck, and Rob Ranyard, compiles contributions from leading experts in cognitive psychology to provide a comprehensive framework for process tracing. The authors synthesize various methodologies to move beyond outcome-based data, offering a structured approach to interpreting the internal logic of human choices.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this volume as a foundational reference for researchers in behavioral economics and cognitive psychology. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a rigorous guide for those designing empirical studies in decision science.
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0
Publication Date:
2011-01-01
Publisher:
Psychology Press
ISBN-10:
1848728646
ISBN-13:
9780203875292
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