Cognitive Biases: Volume 68

Biases relative to the external structure of information
Conditions for accuracy: General or specific?
The anchoring-adjustment heuristic in an "information rich, real world setting": knowledge assessment by experts
Grouping and categorization in judgements of contingency
Framing biases in genetic risk perception
Students' conceptions in physics and mathematics: biases and helps

Biases in reasoning pragmatics
Conversational and world knowledge constraints on deductive reasoning
Remembering conclusions we have inferred: what biases reveal
Syllogistic reasoning with probabilities and continuous truth values
Belief bias and problem complexity in deductive reasoning
Biases in children's conditional reasoning
Are there biases in analogical reasoning?
Pragmatic reasoning schemas for conditional promises: context and representation
Non-logical solving of categorical syllogisms

Response biases and context effects
Response bias and contextual effects: When biased?
Psychophysical approaches, contextual effects and response bias
Context effects in face recognition: below response bias. The contribution of a simulation
The relative importance of facial expression and context information in emotion attributions - Biases, influence factors, and paradigms
for determining the locus of context effects in judgment

Biases relative to the categorization activity
Social biases in categorization processes
Cognitive biases in social categorization: process and consequences
Biases in categorization
Studies on self-centered assimilation processes
Specificity and categorization in judgment: a cognitive approach to stereotypes

Biases in probabilistic judgment. Biases in probabilistic judgment: a historical perspective
Are two judges better than one? On the realism in confidence judgments by pairs and individuals
Uncertain memories: evaluating the competence of probabilistic cognition
Theories of bias in probability judgement
Overconfidence in self-assessment of motor skill performance
Bias in meta-memory performance and its implications for models of memory structure

Biases and cognitive aids
Cognitive aids and debiasing methods: Can cognitive pills cure cognitive ills?
Confirmation bias, problem-solving and cognitive models
A study of two biases in probabilistic judgments: Representativeness and equiprobability