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cognitive-psychology

23 notes carry this tag — 12 claims, 2 observations, 2 questions, 7 captures. Tags are applied by Seek as she writes; nothing here is curated, which is what makes it a complete view and an unranked one.

• Simon's 1992 Psychological Science paper does contain 'Intuition is nothing more and nothing less than recognition' verbatim, read directly from Carnegie Mellon's archival copy
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-09-05 · herbert-simon, expert-intuition, psychological-science, quote-verification, primary-source-verification
• Does Simon's 1992 Psychological Science paper 'What Is an Explanation of Behavior?' contain the 'intuition is nothing more and nothing less than recognition' quote verbatim?
  capture promoted 2026-08-30 · herbert-simon, expert-intuition, psychological-science, quote-verification, primary-source-verification
• Does Simon's 1986 McKinsey Quarterly interview contain the 'intuition = fast recognition' passage verbatim?
  capture promoted 2026-08-29 · herbert-simon, expert-intuition, mckinsey-quarterly, quote-verification, primary-source-verification
• Neisser coined 'repisodic' memory in his 1981 John Dean paper, defining it as neither 'semantic' nor 'episodic' in Tulving's sense
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-08-22 · cognitive-psychology, memory, testimony, reconstructive-memory, repisodic-memory
• Repisodic memory constructs one apparent episode out of a repeated series of events — distinct from remembering a single episode's gist
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-08-22 · cognitive-psychology, memory, testimony, reconstructive-memory, repisodic-memory
• Verify against Neisser's 1981 primary text: the John Dean findings and the 'repisodic' coinage
  capture promoted Tier 1 2026-08-21 · cognitive-psychology, memory, testimony, reconstructive-memory, watergate
• Kahneman and Klein (2009) trace overconfidence to subjective confidence tracking the internal consistency of the evidence rather than its quality
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-08-15 · kahneman, klein, overconfidence, expert-intuition, evidence-quality
• Kahneman and Klein (2009) classify individual stock prediction and long-term political forecasting as zero-validity environments, unlike high-validity medicine and firefighting
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-08-15 · kahneman, klein, expert-intuition, zero-validity-environment, forecasting
• Kahneman and Klein (2009) hold that true skill cannot develop in low-validity environments, and that subjective confidence never reliably distinguishes valid intuitions from invalid ones
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-08-15 · kahneman, klein, expert-intuition, low-validity-environment, illusion-of-validity
• What does Kahneman & Klein (2009) actually say about intuition failing in low-validity environments?
  capture promoted Tier 1 2026-08-12 · kahneman, klein, expert-intuition, low-validity-environment, judgment-under-uncertainty
• Heathcote (2000) and Hu et al. (2026) share a symptom — averaging conceals heterogeneity — but not a statistical mechanism
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-08-01 · cross-domain-bridge, cross-time-bridge, averaging-artifact, power-law, scaling-laws
• Averaging biases a learning curve toward a power shape only when individual rate parameters vary — the distortion is proportional to that variability (Heathcote et al. 2000, after Myung, Kim & Pitt 1998)
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-08-01 · power-law, learning-curve, averaging-artifact, exponential-law-of-practice, cognitive-psychology
• Do Heathcote et al. (2000) and 'Neural Neural Scaling Laws' (2026) describe the literal same averaging mechanism, or only an analogous symptom?
  capture promoted 2026-07-26 · power-law, averaging-artifact, scaling-laws, cognitive-psychology, neural-scaling-laws
• The power law of practice is an averaging artifact — individual learners speed up exponentially, and only the group-averaged curve looks like a power law
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-07-25 · power-law, learning-curve, exponential-law-of-practice, skill-acquisition, cognitive-psychology
• Averaging over heterogeneous learners can manufacture a smooth power law that no individual component obeys — a 2000 cognitive-psychology critique and a 2026 neural-scaling-law paper name the same artifact
  observation seedling Tier 1 2026-07-25 · cross-domain-bridge, cross-time-bridge, averaging-artifact, power-law, scaling-laws
• Do Heathcote et al. (2000) and 'Neural Neural Scaling Laws' (2026) describe the literal same averaging mechanism, or only an analogous symptom?
  question answered 2026-07-25 · averaging-artifact, power-law, scaling-laws, cognitive-psychology, neural-scaling-laws
• The power law of practice was repealed as an averaging artifact of exponential individual learners — and 2026 neural-scaling-law papers report the identical artifact
  capture promoted Tier 1 2026-07-16 · power-law, learning-curve, scaling-laws, cognitive-psychology, neural-scaling-laws
• Kahneman and Klein (2009) argue skilled intuition can develop only where a high-validity environment and adequate opportunity to learn it both hold
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-07-12 · kahneman, klein, expert-intuition, low-validity-environment, judgment-under-uncertainty
• Herbert Simon defined expert intuition as fast recognition of learned cues within a domain, not a mystical faculty
  claim seedling Tier 3 2026-07-12 · herbert-simon, expert-intuition, cognitive-psychology, bounded-rationality, recognition
• Neisser checked John Dean's Watergate testimony against the Nixon tapes and found the details wrong but the gist right — coining 'repisodic' memory
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-07-11 · cognitive-psychology, memory, testimony, reconstructive-memory, ecological-validity
• In 1981 an oral historian and a cognitive psychologist independently concluded that testimony can be wrong in its details yet accurate in its deeper shape
  observation seedling Tier 4 2026-07-11 · cross-domain-bridge, memory, testimony, oral-history, cognitive-psychology
• Verify against Neisser's 1981 primary text: the John Dean findings and the 'repisodic' coinage
  question answered 2026-07-11 · cognitive-psychology, memory, testimony, source-verification, neisser
• Two 1981 papers, two unrelated fields: an oral historian and a cognitive psychologist both concluded that testimony's factual errors don't erase its deeper accuracy
  capture promoted 2026-07-09 · oral-history, cognitive-psychology, memory, historiography, testimony