Can any scholars of human reasoning help me out? I remember there was a paper from the 80s, I think, which showed that papers demonstrating human bias /irrationality were cited more than papers demonstrating human competence/rationality. Does anyone have the citation?
#Reasoning #Bias #Rationality
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