Peter Juslin
Professor at Department of Psychology; Perception and Cognition
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- E-mail:
- Peter.Juslin@psyk.uu.se
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- Von Kraemers allé 1A och 1C
752 37 Uppsala - Postal address:
- Box 1225
751 42 UPPSALA
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Biography
Education, Previous Positions, and other Assignments (Selection)
2014: Member of the Board for Promotion to Docent, Faculty of Social Sciences, Uppsala University.
2014: Member of the Swedish National Committee for Psychology, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
2013: Elected member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences (Kungliga Vetenskapsakademien), Section IX (Social Sciences).
2008: The Torgny Segerstedt Medallion 2008 at Uppsala University for Distinguished Research in the Social Sciences.
2003: Professor of Psychology, especially Cognitive Psychology at the Department of Psychology, Uppsala University.
1999: Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychology, Umeå University.
1998: The Oscar Prize at Uppsala University (konsistoriet 8-9 juni, 1998).
1996: Docent in Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences, Uppsala University.
1995: Assistant Professor (Forskarassistent) Department of Psychology, Uppsala University.
1994: Post Doc, Department of Psychology, University of Chicago, Chicago, Il. (post doc financed by HSFR, host Professor Gerd Gigerenzer).
1994: The New Scientist Award from the Brunswik Society.
1993: PhD (160 p), Department of Psychology, Uppsala University. An ecological model of realism of confidence in one's general knowledge. Acta Universitatis Uppsaliensis: Studia Psychologica Upsaliensia, 14, Stockholm: Almquist & Wiksell.
1989: Bachelor of Social Science (120 p), Uppsala University, 60 points Psychology, 60 points Philosophy.
Research, Teaching and Popular Scientific Contributions
Research
My doctoral thesis investigated the causes of the overconfidence phenomenon, according to which people are prone to overestimate the validity of their judgments and their knowledge. Later studies examined how realistic people are in their confidence assessments for simple sensory discrimination, and similar issues were examined also in connection with hindsight bias and the reliability of eyewitness identification. In recent years my research has evolved in three directions. In the context of so-called multiple-cue judgment I have related basic research in memory and categorization to judgment research, with a particular eye to the interactions between analytical knowledge and intuitive knowledge. A second research program refers to the metaphor of a “naive intuitive Statisticians". Traditional judgment research emphasizes the systematic errors that people make, which are caused by simplifying cognitive rules of thumb or “heuristics”. The research program on the “naive intuitive Statistician” shows that people, in general, correctly describes the "samples" they encounter in their experience (i.e., rather than use rules of thumb), but that they are often naive way in uncritically assuming that these samples can be generalized to new situations. This approach provides new ways to counter judgment biases. A third line of research has shown that many judgment errors are due to the fact that people, because of their capacity limited and sequential thought processes, are likely to integrate probabilities linearly and additively, contrary to what is often required in probability theory. Most of my research is carried out in cooperation with a research group at the Department who studies judgments and decision-making, consisting both of students and more senior researchers. In addition I collaborate with Linnea Karlsson, Department of integrative medical biology (IMB), Umeå University, in a project that deals with brain imaging of judgment processes, with Cajsa Bartusch, Department of Engineering Sciences and Industrial Technology, Uppsala University, in a project which deals with feedback and motivating forces of electricity consumers, as well as with Minna Gräns, Department of law, Uppsala University in a project which deals with confirmation biases in the seeking of information in the judicial process.
Teaching
I mainly teach in the field of cognitive psychology. Most of my teaching is on courses at the advanced or the PhD level, but I also supervise undergraduate students, masters students, and PhD theses.
Popular Scientific Contributions
My work in popular science is less extensive, but I have written opinion articles and expository chapters for edited volumes directed to a wider audience, as well as participated in discussion panels (e.g. in Almedalen, Visby, Gotland, summer 2014). I have further repeatedly lectured at various agencies, such as The Swedish Social Insurance Agency and the Swedish Police (Rikspolisstyrelsen).
Publications (In Press)
Only publications in press are listed here. For work published, please see heading PUBLICATIONS below.
Contributions that are not peer-reviewed are indicated by an asterix.
- Juslin, P. (in press). The availability heuristic. In H. Pashler (Ed.) The Encyclopedia of the Mind. Thousand Oaks: Sage Reference.*
- Juslin, P. (in press). The representativeness heuristic. In H. Pashler (Ed.) The Encyclopedia of the Mind. Thousand Oaks: Sage Reference.*
- Juslin, P. (in press). Controlled information integration and Bayesian inference. Frontiers in Psychology.
- Juslin, P., Lindskog, M., & Mayerhofer, B. (in press). Is there something special with probabilities? – Insight vs. computational ability in multiple risk combination. Cognition.
- Juslin, P., Winman, A., & Hansson, P. (in press). The naive intuitive statistician: A naïve sampling model of intuitive confidence intervals. In N. Chater (Ed.), Judgement and Decision Making. SAGE Publications, London. (Reprinted from Psychological Review, 114, 678-703.)
- Lindskog, M., Kerimi, N., Winman, A., & Juslin, P. (in press). A Swedish validation of the Berlin Numeracy test. Scandinavian Journal of Psychology.
Publications
Selection of publications
- Controlled information integration and bayesian inference (2015)
- Prospect evaluation as a function of numeracy and probability denominator (2015)
- Elkonsumenters drivkrafter för en ökad förbrukningsflexibilitet. Hushållsattityder och anpassningar till en tidsdifferentierad och effektbaserad elnätstariff. (2014)
- The association between higher education and approximate number system acuity (2014)
- Prospect Evaluation as a Function of Denominator Neglect (2014)
- The role of ANS acuity and numeracy for the calibration and the coherence of subjective probability judgments (2014)
- "Is feedforward learning more efficient than feedback learning in smart meters of electricity consumption?" (2013)
- Effects of Response and Presentation Format on Measures of Approximate Number System Acuity (2013)
- Is it Time Bayes went Fishing? (2013)
- Calculate or wait (2013)
- Naïve Point Estimation (2013)
- Are there rapid feedback effects on Approximate Number System acuity? (2013)
- Measuring acuity of the approximate number system reliably and validly (2013)
- "Kognitionspsykologi" (2012)
- Reducing cognitive biases in probabilistic reasoning by the use of logarithm formats (2011)
- What is Coded into Memory in the Absence of Outcome Feedback? (2010)
- Replik på ”mjuka fakta och osannolik noggrannhet” (2010)
- Läromedel för psykologiundervisningen på gymnasiet: En sondering av litteraturens innehåll och aktualitet (2009)
- Probability theory (2009)
- Comments: The role of random error in confidence judgment: Reply to Merkle, Sieck, and Van Zandt. (2008)
- Information integration in multiple-cue judgment: A division-of-labor hypothesis (2008)
- Exemplars in the mist: The cognitive substrate of the representativeness heuristic. (2008)
- Adult age differences in the realism of confidence judgments: Overconfidence, format Dependence, and cognitive predictors (2008)
- The role of short term memory and task experience for overconfidence in judgment under uncertainty (2008)
- Exemplar-based inference in multi-attribute decision making: Contingent, not automatic, strategy shifts? (2008)
- The naïve intuitive statistican: Ecological psychology from yet another angle (2007)
- Causal models and cognitive representations in multiple cue judgment (2007)
- Constructivist coding: Learning from selective feedback (2007)
- The naive intuitive statistician: A naïve sampling model of intuitive confidence intervals (2007)
- On the role of causal intervention in multiple-cue judgment: positive and negative effects on learning (2006)
- Information sampling and adaptive cognition (2006)
- Taking the interface between mind and environment seriously (2006)
- Liquid-specific stimulus properties can be utilized for haptic perception of amount of liquid in a vessel put in motion. (2006)
- Doktorsexamina vid de psykologiska institutionerna i Sverige 1990–1995, 1995–2000, och 2000–2005 (2006)
- Go With the Flow: How to Master a Nonlinear Multiple-Cue Judgment Task (2006)
- Multiple-cue judgment in individual and dyadic learning (2006)
- Less is more in contingency assessmentOr is it? (2006)
- Subjective Confidence and the Sampling of Knowledge (2006)
- Information sampling and overconfidence in interval estimation (2006)
- Individuals and dyads in a multiple-cue judgment task: Cognitive processes and performance (2006)
- “I’m m/n Confident that I’m Correct. (2006)
- Intervention in multiple-cue judgment: Not always for the better (2005)
- Bedömningar och beslutsfattande: Jakten på Homo Economicus (2005)
- Kognitionspsykologi (2005)
- Postscript (2005)
- Capacity limitations and the detection of correlations: Comment on Kareev (2000) (2005)
- The cognitive substrate of subjective probability. (2005)
- Evidence for rule-based processes in the inverse base-rate effect. (2005)
- Note on the rationality of rule-based versus exemplar-based processing in human judgment (2004)
- Representational shifts in a multiple-cue judgment task with continuous cues (2004)
- From prototypes to exemplars: Representational shifts in a probability judgment task (2003)
- The additive judge: On the abstraction of explicit knowledge of cue-criterion relations (2003)
- Multiple-cue judgment in individual and dyadic learning (2003)
- Judgment processes: Ecology-fostered representations, input samples and human limitations (2003)
- Exemplar effects in multiple-cue judgment (2003)
- Calibration, additivity, and source independence of probability judgments in general knowledge and sensory discrimination tasks (2003)
- Reinstating frequency as a key to adaptive cognition (2003)
- Cue abstraction and exemplar memory in categorization (2003)
- Can attentional theory explain the inverse base-rate effect? (2003)
- Mats Björkman 1926-2001 (2002)
- Mats Björkman 1926-2001 (2002)
- PROBabilities from EXemplars (PROBEX): A “lazy” algorithm for probabilistic inference from generic knowledge (2002)
- Cue abstraction and exemplars in multiple-cue judgment (2002)
- Eulogy: Mats Björkman (2002)
- Experience and pseudo-experience: Exemplar effects without feedback (2002)
- Calibration of confidence among eyewitness and earwitness (2002)
- Mirroring the inverse base-rate effect: The novel symptom phenomenon (2001)
- Representative design: Causal inference and generalization in cognitive science (2001)
- Cognition and environmental structure: Halfway there… (2001)
- Where do probability judgments come from? Evidence for similarity–graded probability (2001)
- High-level reasoning and base-rate use (2001)
- Rational Assessments of Covariation and Causality (2000)
- Algorithm, heuristic or exemplar: Processes and representation in multiple-cue judgment (2000)
- Fast and frugal use of cue direction in states of limited knowledge (2000)
- The overconfidence phenomenon as a consequence of informal experimenter-guided selection of almanac items (2000)
- Naive empiricism and dogmatism in confidence research: A critical examination of the hard-easy effect (2000)
- The sensory sampling model: Theoretical developments and empirical findings (2000)
- Visual perception of dynamic properties: Cue heuristics versus direct-perceptual competence (2000)
- ”I was well calibrated all along”: Assessing accuracy in retrospect (1999)
- Judgment and decision making: Neo-Brunswikian and process tracing approaches (1999)
- Computational models of subjective probability calibration (1999)
- Format dependence in subjective probability calibration (1999)
- Can encoding strategy and self-reported recognition skill be diagnostic of performance in eyewitness identifications? (1999)
- Introduction and historical remarks (1999)
- Confidence in sensory discrimination: How to increase sensory miscalibration with outcome feedback (1999)
- The calibration issue: Theoretical comments on Suantak, Bolger, and Ferrell (1996) (1998)
- Auditory inspection time: On the importance of selecting the appropriate sensory continuum (1998)
- Realism of confidence in eyewitness vs. earwitness identification (1998)
- The confidence-hindsight mirror effect in judgment: An accuracy-assessment model for the Knew-It-All-Along effect (1998)
- Evidence for the directness of advanced information pickup (1997)
- Brunswikian and Thurstonian origins of bias in probability assessment: On the origin and nature of stochastic components of judgment (1997)
- Thurstonian and Brunswikian origins of uncertainty in judgment: A sampling model of confidence in sensory discrimination (1997)
- Vittneskonfrontationer (1996)
- Calibration and diagnosticity of confidence in eyewitness identification: Comments on what can be inferred from the low confidence-accuracy correlation (1996)
- Well calibrated confidence judgments for general knowledge items, inferential recognition decisions, and social predictions (1995)
- Can overconfidence be used as an indicator of reconstructive rather than retrieval processes? (1995)
- A reply to William R Farell's paper "A model of realism of confidence judgments: Implications for underconfidence in sensory discrimination" (1994)
- The overconfidence phenomenon as a consequence of informal experimenter - guided selection of almanac items (1994)
- Realism of confidence in sensory discrimination (1993)
- An explanation of the hard-easy effect in studies of realism of confidence in one's general knowledge (1993)
- Calibration of sensory and cognitive judgments (1993)
Recent publications
- Opening the black box of demand response (2024)
- Preferences for everyday objects are transitive (2024)
- Is numerical information always beneficial? (2023)
- Unpacking Intuitive and Analytic Memory Sampling in Multiple-Cue Judgment (2023)
- Getting the signal (2023)
All publications
Articles
- Opening the black box of demand response (2024)
- Is numerical information always beneficial? (2023)
- Getting the signal (2023)
- Further perceptions of probability (2023)
- Evaluating user understanding and exposure effects of demand-based tariffs (2022)
- Nudging for eco-friendly online shopping-Attraction effect curbs price sensitivity (2022)
- On the generality and cognitive basis of base-rate neglect (2022)
- How Deep Is Your Bayesianism? (2022)
- We are all individuals (2022)
- Why do people pursue goals sequentially when they try to balance cost and utility? (2021)
- Cognitiva Speciebus (2021)
- Precise/not precise (PNP) (2021)
- Neurocognitive processes underlying heuristic and normative probability judgments (2020)
- Preference or Ability (2020)
- Different strokes for different folks? (2020)
- From devil's advocate to crime fighter (2019)
- "Guilty, No Doubt" (2019)
- Memory and decision making (2019)
- The decision paradoxes motivating Prospect Theory (2019)
- The Presumption of Guilt in Suspect Interrogations (2018)
- Self-correction of wrongful convictions (2018)
- Self-correction of wrongful convictions (2018)
- Good things come in small packages (2018)
- Compound risk judgment in tasks with both idiosyncratic and systematic risk (2018)
- A Similarity-Based Process for Human Judgment in the Parietal Cortex (2018)
- Disentangling the effects of serotonin on risk perception (2017)
- Examining the Integrity of Evaluations of Risky Prospects Using a Single-Stimuli Design (2017)
- Sequential and myopic (2016)
- Heuristics Can Produce Surprisingly Rational Probability Estimates (2016)
- Optimizing Electricity Consumption (2015)
- Controlled information integration and bayesian inference (2015)
- Is there something special with probabilities? (2015)
- A Swedish validation of the Berlin Numeracy test (2015)
- Prospect evaluation as a function of numeracy and probability denominator (2015)
- Prospect evaluation as a function of numeracy and probability denominator (2015)
- The association between higher education and approximate number system acuity (2014)
- The role of ANS acuity and numeracy for the calibration and the coherence of subjective probability judgments (2014)
- Calculate or wait (2013)
- Naïve Point Estimation (2013)
- Are there rapid feedback effects on Approximate Number System acuity? (2013)
- Measuring acuity of the approximate number system reliably and validly (2013)
- Reducing cognitive biases in probabilistic reasoning by the use of logarithm formats (2011)
- What is Coded into Memory in the Absence of Outcome Feedback? (2010)
- What Is Coded Into Memory in the Absence of Outcome Feedback? (2010)
- Replik på ”mjuka fakta och osannolik noggrannhet” (2010)
- Probability theory (2009)
- Linda is not a bearded lady (2009)
- The role of short-term memory capacity and task experience for overconfidence in judgment under uncertainty (2008)
- Adult age differences in the realism of confidence judgments (2008)
- Comments: The role of random error in confidence judgment: Reply to Merkle, Sieck, and Van Zandt. (2008)
- Information integration in multiple-cue judgment: A division-of-labor hypothesis (2008)
- Exemplars in the mist: The cognitive substrate of the representativeness heuristic. (2008)
- Adult age differences in the realism of confidence judgments: Overconfidence, format Dependence, and cognitive predictors (2008)
- The role of short term memory and task experience for overconfidence in judgment under uncertainty (2008)
- Exemplar-based inference in multi-attribute decision making: Contingent, not automatic, strategy shifts? (2008)
- Information integration in multiple-cue judgment (2008)
- Exemplar-based inference in multi-attribute decision making (2008)
- Exemplars in the Mist (2008)
- The role of random error in confidence judgment: Reply to Merkle, Sieck, and Van Zandt (2008) (2008)
- Constructivist Coding (2007)
- Constructivist coding: Learning from selective feedback (2007)
- The naive intuitive statistician: A naïve sampling model of intuitive confidence intervals (2007)
- The naive intuitive statistician (2007)
- Adaptive changes between cue abstraction and exemplar memory in a multiple-cue judgement task with continuous cues (2007)
- On the role of causal intervention in multiple-cue judgment: positive and negative effects on learning (2006)
- Liquid-specific stimulus properties can be utilized for haptic perception of amount of liquid in a vessel put in motion. (2006)
- Go With the Flow: How to Master a Nonlinear Multiple-Cue Judgment Task (2006)
- Multiple-cue judgment in individual and dyadic learning (2006)
- Individuals and dyads in a multiple-cue judgment task: Cognitive processes and performance (2006)
- Postscript (2005)
- Capacity limitations and the detection of correlations: Comment on Kareev (2000) (2005)
- The cognitive substrate of subjective probability. (2005)
- Evidence for rule-based processes in the inverse base-rate effect. (2005)
- Note on the rationality of rule-based versus exemplar-based processing in human judgment (2004)
- Judgment processes: Ecology-fostered representations, input samples and human limitations (2003)
- Exemplar effects in multiple-cue judgment (2003)
- Calibration, additivity, and source independence of probability judgments in general knowledge and sensory discrimination tasks (2003)
- Reinstating frequency as a key to adaptive cognition (2003)
- Cue abstraction and exemplar memory in categorization (2003)
- Can attentional theory explain the inverse base-rate effect? (2003)
- Mats Björkman 1926-2001 (2002)
- Mats Björkman 1926-2001 (2002)
- PROBabilities from EXemplars (PROBEX): A “lazy” algorithm for probabilistic inference from generic knowledge (2002)
- Eulogy: Mats Björkman (2002)
- Cognition and environmental structure: Halfway there… (2001)
- High-level reasoning and base-rate use (2001)
- Naive empiricism and dogmatism in confidence research: A critical examination of the hard-easy effect (2000)
- The sensory sampling model: Theoretical developments and empirical findings (2000)
- Visual perception of dynamic properties: Cue heuristics versus direct-perceptual competence (2000)
- Naive empiricism and dogmatism in confidence research (2000)
- Format dependence in subjective probability calibration (1999)
- Can encoding strategy and self-reported recognition skill be diagnostic of performance in eyewitness identifications? (1999)
- The calibration issue: Theoretical comments on Suantak, Bolger, and Ferrell (1996) (1998)
- Auditory inspection time: On the importance of selecting the appropriate sensory continuum (1998)
- Realism of confidence in eyewitness vs. earwitness identification (1998)
- The confidence-hindsight mirror effect in judgment: An accuracy-assessment model for the Knew-It-All-Along effect (1998)
- The confidence-hindsight mirror effect in judgment (1998)
- Brunswikian and Thurstonian origins of bias in probability assessment: On the origin and nature of stochastic components of judgment (1997)
- Thurstonian and Brunswikian origins of uncertainty in judgment: A sampling model of confidence in sensory discrimination (1997)
- Calibration and diagnosticity of confidence in eyewitness identification: Comments on what can be inferred from the low confidence-accuracy correlation (1996)
- Can overconfidence be used as an indicator of reconstructive rather than retrieval processes? (1995)
- Can overconfidence be used as an indicator of reconstructive rather than retrieval processes? (1995)
- A reply to William R Farell's paper "A model of realism of confidence judgments: Implications for underconfidence in sensory discrimination" (1994)
- The overconfidence phenomenon as a consequence of informal experimenter - guided selection of almanac items (1994)
- Realism of confidence in sensory discrimination (1993)
- An explanation of the hard-easy effect in studies of realism of confidence in one's general knowledge (1993)
- Calibration of sensory and cognitive judgments (1993)
- Do We Know What We Are Doing? A Multi-Method Mapping of Intuitive and Analytic Thought in Rule-Based and Memory-Based Processes
- Why Do People Pursue Goals Sequentially when they Try to Balance the Cost and the Utility in an Electricity Consumption Task?
- Do people spontaneously engage in precision weighting in cognitive inference tasks?
- Between or within you and me? Observational (between- and within-person) and experimental approaches to motivations for pro-environmental behaviour.
Books
- Information sampling and adaptive cognition (2006)
- Judgment and decision making: Neo-Brunswikian and process tracing approaches (1999)
Chapters
- Unpacking Intuitive and Analytic Memory Sampling in Multiple-Cue Judgment (2023)
- The availability heuristic (2013)
- "Kognitionspsykologi" (2012)
- The naive intuitive statistician: A naive sampling model of intuitive confidence intervals. (2009)
- The Naïve Intuitive Statistician: Organism-Environment Relations from yet another Angle. (2008)
- The naive intuitive statistician:Organism-Environment Relations from yet another Angle. (2008)
- The naïve intuitive statistican: Ecological psychology from yet another angle (2007)
- Taking the interface between mind and environment seriously (2006)
- Less is more in contingency assessmentOr is it? (2006)
- Subjective Confidence and the Sampling of Knowledge (2006)
- Information sampling and overconfidence in interval estimation (2006)
- “I’m m/n Confident that I’m Correct. (2006)
- Bedömningar och beslutsfattande: Jakten på Homo Economicus (2005)
- Kognitionspsykologi (2005)
- Calibration of confidence among eyewitness and earwitness (2002)
- Representative design: Causal inference and generalization in cognitive science (2001)
- The overconfidence phenomenon as a consequence of informal experimenter-guided selection of almanac items (2000)
- ”I was well calibrated all along”: Assessing accuracy in retrospect (1999)
- Computational models of subjective probability calibration (1999)
- Introduction and historical remarks (1999)
- Vittneskonfrontationer (1996)
- Well calibrated confidence judgments for general knowledge items, inferential recognition decisions, and social predictions (1995)
Conferences
- Preferences for everyday objects are transitive (2024)
- ”The report of my death was an exaggeration” – no evidence to rule out associative learning in non-stationary probability learning (2023)
- Does Sequential or Simultaneous Presentation of Value and Probability Affect the Information Integration in Risky Prospects? (2015)
- Small Samples and the Illusion of Linearity in Judgment (2015)
- Small Samples and the Illusion of Linearity in Judgment (2015)
- Cognitive Strategies when Integrating Mutually Dependent Probabilities (2015)
- Prospect Evaluation as a Function of Denominator Neglect (2014)
- "Is feedforward learning more efficient than feedback learning in smart meters of electricity consumption?" (2013)
- Effects of Response and Presentation Format on Measures of Approximate Number System Acuity (2013)
- Is it Time Bayes went Fishing? (2013)
- People systematically overestimate conjunctive probabilities. (2013)
- The role of ANS-acuity and numeracy for the accuracy of subjective probability judgments. (2013)
- Small samples and linear integration: Cognitive constraints on human judgment (2012)
- Reasoning about probability: Qualitative insight and computational inability (2012)
- Feedback och information till elkonsumenter (2012)
- Is it possible to train the approximate number system? (2012)
- Covariation estimates of continuous variables (2012)
- Measuring the Approximate Number System (2012)
- Covariation estimates of continuous variables. (2012)
- Knowledge of statistical properties of numerical variables. (2011)
- Covariation estimates of continuous variables. (2011)
- Dissociative Knowledge of Distributions. (2010)
- Intuitive information integration with Bayes' Theorem. (2009)
- The rationality of weighting and adding probabilities. (2009)
- Causal models and cognitive representations in multiple cue judgment (2007)
- Causal models and cognitive representations in multiple cue judgment (2007)
- Intervention in multiple-cue judgment: Not always for the better (2005)
- Representational shifts in a multiple-cue judgment task with continuous cues (2004)
- From prototypes to exemplars: Representational shifts in a probability judgment task (2003)
- The additive judge: On the abstraction of explicit knowledge of cue-criterion relations (2003)
- Multiple-cue judgment in individual and dyadic learning (2003)
- Cue abstraction and exemplars in multiple-cue judgment (2002)
- Experience and pseudo-experience: Exemplar effects without feedback (2002)
- Mirroring the inverse base-rate effect: The novel symptom phenomenon (2001)
- Where do probability judgments come from? Evidence for similarity–graded probability (2001)
- Rational Assessments of Covariation and Causality (2000)
- Algorithm, heuristic or exemplar: Processes and representation in multiple-cue judgment (2000)
- Fast and frugal use of cue direction in states of limited knowledge (2000)
- Confidence in sensory discrimination: How to increase sensory miscalibration with outcome feedback (1999)
- Evidence for the directness of advanced information pickup (1997)
Reports
- Elkonsumenters drivkrafter för en ökad förbrukningsflexibilitet (2014)
- Elkonsumenters drivkrafter för en ökad förbrukningsflexibilitet. Hushållsattityder och anpassningar till en tidsdifferentierad och effektbaserad elnätstariff. (2014)
- Läromedel för psykologiundervisningen på gymnasiet: En sondering av litteraturens innehåll och aktualitet (2009)
- Doktorsexamina vid de psykologiska institutionerna i Sverige 1990–1995, 1995–2000, och 2000–2005 (2006)