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Adversarial Decision Memo

Adversarial Decision Memo

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Research behind the method / SKPSIS

Current methodological context. These references are not evidence for this historical run.

Actively examine the opposing case

Lord, C. G.; Lepper, M. R.; Preston, E. (1984). Considering the opposite: A corrective strategy for social judgment. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 47(6), 1231–1243. December 1984.

Research finding
Considering the opposite reduced judgment bias in two human experiments.

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The method's own rule
Frozen stop criteria, source classification and verdicts are our implementation choices.
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Adversarial research

Research designed to disagree with you.

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Synthetic decision panel

Where ideas meet resistance.

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Test behavior, not opinions.

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