How can group experience influence the cue priority? A re-examination of the ambiguity-ambivalence hypothesis.

Front Psychol · 2011 · PMC3191503 · PMID 22016744

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It follows that the framing effect is highly significant in group size 6 for the subset of participants that did not belong to sample S (hereafter sample S C ; p value is 0.000).

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