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Outcome bias in decision evaluation
Five studies showing that knowledge of an outcome can change how people evaluate the quality of a prior decision even when the decision maker had the same information at the time.
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Five studies showing that knowledge of an outcome can change how people evaluate the quality of a prior decision even when the decision maker had the same information at the time.
A case for examining reasonable preparation, accepted risk, and an outcome that still went badly.
A case for recognising that favourable results can hide weak reasoning and fragile dependence on chance.