A growing recognition of the role of attention in decision-making has been driven by both
the technology of eye tracking and the development of models that explicitly incorporate …

… Dubé Rioux and JE Russo, “An Availability Bias in Professional Judgement." … Dubé-Rioux
and JE Russo, "An Availability Bias in Professional Judgment,” Journal of Behavioral Decision …

During a decision might a preexisting preference lead to the distortion of new information in
favor of the preferred alternative? An experiment that furnished one alternative with a prior …

… It is also worth noting that Russo et al. (1996, 1998) have found that predecisional distortion
… We have affirmative evidence from a study conducted with Margaret Meloy (Carlson, Russo, …

… These apparent processing differences help explain differences in the information recalled
in each task condition which we had previously observed in Johnson and Russo (1981) . We …

Background Depression is common among patients with chronic medical illness. We explored
the impact of depressive symptoms in primary care patients with diabetes on diabetes self-…

In Decision Traps, the authors indicated that most decision makers commit some kinds of
errors, and they explore the components of those errors and the steps to rectify those common …

… Eye position was detected by a photoelectric sensing device (Russo & Mathews, Note 1)
based on the limbus reflection method (Russo, 1975). The stimulus display subtended visual …

The reactivity of a “think aloud” verbal protocol and the veridicality of different retrospective
protocols were tested over four dissimilar tasks. Generating a concurrent protocol altered …

OBJECTIVE: Lack of adherence to diabetic self-management regimens is associated with a
high risk of diabetes complications. Previous research has shown that the quality of the …