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I have doubts about this study. It could be that participants are thinking about the questions differently than the author anticipates. For example, one could
by itronitron 6y ago
I have doubts about this study. It could be that participants are thinking about the questions differently than the author anticipates.
For example, one could argue that a stop sign has ten sides and not eight because it is a physical object with a front and back. And if it has circular bolt holes for mounting to a post then you could also say it has many more sides than ten.
- atian 6y agoThis is fair to be part of the study although could be varied a bit more. The error that participants make in assumptions is surprise that the market does price.
- valand 6y agoThe study asserts assumption to the participants that the stop sign is 2D object "sides" usually is a term describing 2d objects, 3d objects are described by faces, edges, and vertices