psyc judgement

Question 1

which two ways of evaluating judgement

Answer 1

correspondence theory,
coherence theory

Question 2

who found the two theory’s of evaluation

Answer 2

hammond 2000

Question 3

correspondence theory

Answer 3

weather judgement responds to the world
did the weather forecaster get it right

Question 4

coherence

Answer 4

was forming of judgement rational
e.g logic

Question 5

what is the social judgement theory

Answer 5

• probabilistic functioning
• tells the difference between environmental, cues and judges evaluation of cues

Question 6

what does the social judgement theory assume

Answer 6

that people see the world as not direct but through interpretation of information cues

Question 7

what is LHS

Answer 7

relationship between cue value and criterion to be judged

Question 7

what is RHS

Answer 7

model of how someone uses cues to make judgements

Question 8

what is the ecological validity of a cue

Answer 8

correlation between cue value and criterion or judgement

Question 9

example for SJT

Answer 9

orquin 2014

Question 10

Orquin 2014

Answer 10

lens model for consumers of packaged food
- compaired objective nutrition value (LHS) and expert judgement (RHS)
objective nutritional measure WXYfm score

Question 11

how is SJT applied

Answer 11

gether data from experts, cues used and their weight
satisticle model and expert wightings
use statisticle model outpreforms human jusgement

Question 12

what is the goldburg rule ?

Answer 12

finding difference between psychosis and neurosis

Question 13

what scale did goldburg use

Answer 13

MMPI

Question 14

goldburg mathmatics

Answer 14

add score from 3 scales and subtract from 2 scales
<45 diognose neurosis if not psychosis

Question 15

results of goldburg rule

Answer 15

predicted 70% of new cases
experts using all scales predicted between 50 and 67&

Question 16

multiple linear regression

Answer 16

relationship between dependent variable ad explanatory/ independent variables

Question 17

difference between one and two IV

Answer 17

one = simple linear
two= MLR

Question 18

what is the predictive model

Answer 18

Ye= dependent variable in evironment about judgement
X1- Xn = cues being used to predict DV
Be = weights for each cue
B0=constant term in equasion
E= remaining error not accounted for by modle

Question 19

Results of regression analysis

Answer 19

200 records from airplane times, advert speed and band attractive rating
all were significance predictors in record sales
attractiveness in band was best predictor

Question 20

what is the right hand side of model called

Answer 20

bootstrap

Question 21

what is the model

Answer 21

Ys = dependent variable about judgement
Bs = subjective weights for the cues

Question 22

what is more consistent for the model

Answer 22

bootstrap models as they out preform the individuals being more consistent

Question 23

why are the models superiour?

Answer 23

more consistent due to historical data
people may reley irrelevent data
people focus on special cases not general info
influenced by recent info people effected by bordum