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Correct names, honest evidence, ideas from other fields. At most four new pages a month, each written because a Review or a reader needed it.

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Wing B (Business)relabelDraft, awaiting review
#1

Is the white coat a halo effect? Authority cues and official signals

Correct nameAuthority cues and official signals
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In short: A detection page: how official cues bend survey answers; BNS 205

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)relabelDraft, awaiting review
#2

The café queue is not the 25% tipping point

Correct nameInformation cascades
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In short: Cascades vs Centola; the threshold moves with memory length

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing T (Transfer)relabelDraft, awaiting review
#3

Five models and a judge: an ensemble, not Bayes

Correct nameAn ensemble, and Condorcet's conditions
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In short: Condorcet: voting helps only if each voter beats chance and errors are independent

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing T (Transfer)graveyardDraft, awaiting review
#4

Weekly vision recitals and the build trap

Correct nameSurrogation (killed by analysis)
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In short: Killed by analysis: its test measures recall, but the failure is surrogation

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)relabelPlanned (Months 2–3)
#5

The build trap is surrogation, not forgetting

Correct nameSurrogation
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In short: Read it with page 4

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)atomPlanned (Months 2–3)
#6

Default effects: the published size and the size at scale

Correct nameDefault effects
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In short: 8.7 vs 1.4 percentage points

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)relabelPlanned (Months 2–3)
#7

Survivorship vs selection bias: Wald without the fable

Correct nameSurvivorship vs selection bias
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In short: A mutual-fund example of survivorship bias

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing S (Self)relabelPlanned (Months 2–3)
#8

Two different "two-minute rules," and implementation intentions

Correct nameImplementation intentions
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In short: Allen's triage rule vs Clear's habit-start rule

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)atomPlanned (Months 2–3)
#9

Descriptive-norm leakage: signs that advertise what they forbid

Correct nameDescriptive-norm leakage
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In short: Cialdini's littering studies

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing S (Self)atomPlanned (Months 2–3)
#10

Implementation intentions: the lab effect and the field effect

Correct nameImplementation intentions
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In short: If-then plans, with field-sized effects

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)atomPlanned (Months 4–6)
#11

Queues as signals: information cascades, and why they break

Correct nameInformation cascades
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In short: Cascades are fragile

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing S (Self)relabelPlanned (Months 4–6)
#12

Parkinson's Law is satire: what deadline research shows

Correct nameDeadline research
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In short: The 1955 essay was satire; what deadline research shows

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)stackPlanned (Months 4–6)
#13

Oreo didn't win on its name

Correct nameSeveral causes, weights unknown
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In short: Several causes, weights unknown

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)atomPlanned (Months 4–6)
#14

Paying more makes it taste better, and that isn't status

Correct nameExpectation effects
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In short: Expectation effects split from Veblen signalling

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)atomPlanned (Months 4–6)
#15

The decoy effect, and where it disappears

Correct nameThe decoy effect
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In short: Where the decoy effect disappears

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)atomPlanned (Months 4–6)
#16

Bin distance and littering

Correct nameBin distance and littering
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In short: Bin distance and litter: lore versus evidence

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)atomPlanned (Months 4–6)
#17

Watching eyes: two literatures, decay, and the nazar question

Correct nameWatching eyes
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In short: Antisocial acts fall about 35%; generosity effects mostly null

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)atomPlanned (Months 4–6)
#18

Mental accounting and round-ups

Correct nameMental accounting
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In short: The mechanism behind round-ups (page 23)

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)atomPlanned (Months 4–6)
#19

Peak-end: a memory effect, not a checkout trick

Correct namePeak-end
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In short: With its limits

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing S (Self)atomPlanned (Months 4–6)
#20

Spacing and retrieval practice

Correct nameSpacing and retrieval practice
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In short: Two effects that combine

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing S (Self)atomPlanned (Months 4–6)
#21

Friction as a brake on loops you want to stop

Correct nameFriction as a brake
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In short: A brake, not a lever

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing H (Human)atomPlanned (Months 4–6)
#22

Rat Park, the replication fight, and the 2018 social-choice studies

Correct nameRat Park (contested)
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In short: A contested study and its replication fight

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing T (Transfer)transferPlanned (Month 7)
#23

Kirana toffee to UPI round-ups: localizing a known mechanic

Correct nameRound-ups: a known mechanic, localized (open hypothesis)
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In short: A known mechanic, localized: an open hypothesis

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing T (Transfer)transferPlanned (Month 7)
#24

Watching eyes to online exams: probably dead

Correct nameWatching eyes in online exams (open hypothesis)
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In short: A proposed test: disclosed monitoring versus monitoring plus eyes

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing T (Transfer)transferPlanned (Month 7)
#25

Wald's missing planes to churn interviews

Correct nameSurvivorship in churn interviews (open hypothesis)
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In short: Interview churned customers, not only retained ones

When it fails: Not yet written

Wing B (Business)atomPlanned (Months 2–3)
#26

Wicked learning environments: why a founder's experience teaches the wrong lesson

Correct nameWicked learning environments
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In short: Why experience can teach the wrong lesson

When it fails: Not yet written