Memory

Research on hindsight bias: A rich past, a productive present, and a challenging future
pp. 329-335(7)
Authors: Hoffrage U.; Pohl R.

SARA: A cognitive process model to simulate the anchoring effect and hindsight bias
pp. 337-356(20)
Authors: Pohl R.; Eisenhauer M.; Hardt O.

Hindsight bias: How knowledge and heuristics affect our reconstruction of the past
pp. 357-377(21)
Authors: Hertwig R.; Fanselow C.; Hoffrage U.

Hindsight bias as a function of anchor distance and anchor plausibility
pp. 379-394(16)
Authors: Hardt O.; Pohl R.

Strength of hindsight bias as a consequence of meta-cognitions
pp. 395-410(16)
Authors: Schwarz S.; Stahlberg D.

An inferential approach to the knew-it-all-along phenomenon
pp. 411-419(9)
Authors: Werth L.; Strack F.

Surprise, defence, or making sense: What removes hindsight bias?
pp. 421-441(21)
Author: Pezzo M.

"I couldn't have seen it coming": The impact of negative self-relevant outcomes on retrospections about foreseeability
pp. 443-454(12)
Authors: Mark M.; Reiter Boburka R.; Eyssell K.; Cohen L.; Mellor S.

Hindsight bias after receiving self-relevant health risk information: A motivational perspective
pp. 455-472(18)
Author: Renner B.

Personality differences in hindsight bias
pp. 473-489(17)
Author: Musch J.

Hindsight bias in political elections
pp. 491-504(14)
Authors: Blank H.; Fischer V.; Erdfelder E.