At 06:51 PM 9/16/2014, Dennis Leri wrote:
And, not only do we do that to a degree of accuracy greater than
chance but that a methodology predicated upon the Method of Least
Squares says it must be the case. Differences that make a difference
need not be conscious.
HP: Meditate, don't reason.
<http://mdm.sagepub.com/search?author1=Marieke+de+Vries&sortspec=date&submit=Submit>de
Vries, et al. The Unconscious Thought Effect in Clinical Decision
Making: An Example in Diagnosis. Medical Decision-making 2010; vol.
30, 5: pp. 578-581:
"Compared to conscious processing, unconscious processing
significantly increased the number of correct classifications. The
results show the potential merits of unconscious processing in
diagnostic decision making."
Howard
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