"I knew we would win": hindsight bias for favorable and unfavorable team decision outcomes.
Abstract
This study examined hindsight bias for team decisions in a competitive setting in which groups attempted to outperform each other. It was anticipated that, because of self-serving mechanisms, individuals would show hindsight bias only when decision outcomes allowed them to take credit for their own team's success or to downgrade another team for being unsuccessful. MBA students playing a market simulation game made hindsight estimates regarding...
Paper Details
Title
"I knew we would win": hindsight bias for favorable and unfavorable team decision outcomes.
Published Date
Apr 1, 2000
Volume
85
Issue
2
Pages
264 - 272
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