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Assessing Cognitive Bias in Korean and Indonesian Scientists: Considering Sociocultural Factors in Judgment and Choice
2022
Asia-Pacific Science Education
There has been the growing concern about excessive numbers of false-positive results published in the scientific literature. Cognitive bias plays a considerable role in triggering false findings that involve indirect and unwitting self-deception by scientists. This study considers the sociocultural differences in cognitive bias between Korean and Indonesian scientists. A cognitive bias assessment (CBA) was developed and administered to 184 professors, lecturer assistants, doctoral students, and
doi:10.1163/23641177-bja10045
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