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Special Issue

Judgment and Decision Research on the Wisdom of Crowds

Decision
January 2024
(Vol.11, No.1)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9749-8
Item #
6131105
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PDF

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Table of contents

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Introduction to the Special Issue

Special Issue Articles

  • A Hypothesis Test Algorithm for Determining When Weighting Individual Judgments Reliably Improves Collective Accuracy or Just Adds Noise
    Shu Huang, Stephen B. Broomell, and Russell Golman
  • Using Cross-Domain Expertise to Aggregate Forecasts When Within-Domain Expertise Is Unknown
    Piers D. L. Howe, Marcellin Martinie, and Tom Wilkening
  • The Wisdom of the Coherent: Improving Correspondence With Coherence-Weighted Aggregation
    Robert N. Collins, David R. Mandel, Christopher W. Karvetski, Charley M. Wu, and Jonathan D. Nelson
  • 86 Using Selected Peers to Improve the Accuracy of Crowd Sourced Forecasts
    Ye Feng and David V. Budescu
  • Automated Update Tools to Augment the Wisdom of Crowds in Geopolitical Forecasting
    Amy Summerville, Cara L. Widmer, Brandon Minnery, Ion Juvina, and Subhashini Ganapathy
  • Harnessing the Wisdom of the Confident Crowd in Medical Image Decision-Making
    Eeshan Hasan, Quentin Eichbaum, Adam C. Seegmiller, Charles Stratton, and Jennifer S. Trueblood
  • Incentives for Self-Extremized Expert Judgments to Alleviate the Shared-Information Problem
    Cem Peker
  • Skew-Adjusted Extremized-Mean: A Simple Method for Identifying and Learning From Contrarian Minorities in Groups of Forecasters
    Ben Powell, Ville A. Satopää, Niall MacKay, and Philip E. Tetlock
  • How Expertise Mediates the Effects of Numerical and Textual Communication on Individual and Collective Accuracy
    Nicholas Beauchamp, Sarah Shugars, Briony Swire-Thompson, and David Lazer
  • Sequential Collaboration: The Accuracy of Dependent, Incremental Judgments
    Maren Mayer and Daniel W. Heck
  • How People Use Information About the Number and Distribution of Judgments When Tapping Into the Wisdom of the Crowds
    Thomas Schultze, Christian Treffenstädt, and Stefan Schulz-Hardt