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Effects of information on assessment of probabilities

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In re-assessing probabilities of events on the basis of new information, it is important to keep in mind the question to which the information provided the answer.

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  • Marinoff, L.: 1993 ‘Three Pseudoparadoxes in Quantum Decision Theory: Apparent Effects of Observation on Probability and Utility’,Theory and Decision 35(1), 55–73.

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Rapoport, A. Effects of information on assessment of probabilities. Theor Decis 41, 149–155 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00134640

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