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Englich and Mussweiler (2001)

The following study by Englich and Mussweiler is a study of anchoring bias. The researchers wanted to determine the effect of a prosecutor's suggestion for sentencing on the decision-making of a judge. This study may be used to demonstrate cognitive biases, the Dual Processing Model, or the use of research methods in the study of cognitive processes. Background information The Dual Processing Model argues that there...


Tags: thinking and decision making, cognitive bias

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