Tobias R. Rebholz
@tobiasrebholz.bsky.social
Visiting Researcher in Management & Organizations @DukeFuqua.
Primary research interest in quantitative methods for behavioral science.
Primary research interest in quantitative methods for behavioral science.
Reposted by Tobias R. Rebholz
Algorithmic Advice as a Strategic Signal on Competitive Markets: Tobias R. Rebholz; Maxwell Uphoff; Christian H. R. Bernges; Florian Scholten
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November 25, 2025 at 1:45 AM
Algorithmic Advice as a Strategic Signal on Competitive Markets: Tobias R. Rebholz; Maxwell Uphoff; Christian H. R. Bernges; Florian Scholten
Reposted by Tobias R. Rebholz
Together with @tobiasrebholz.bsky.social and Julia Groß, we developed a common assimilation model for advice taking, hindsight bias, and anchoring: These phenomena have many similarities (robust, assimilation to external cues) and can easily be integrated. But there is one key difference. 1/3
June 26, 2025 at 6:59 AM
Together with @tobiasrebholz.bsky.social and Julia Groß, we developed a common assimilation model for advice taking, hindsight bias, and anchoring: These phenomena have many similarities (robust, assimilation to external cues) and can easily be integrated. But there is one key difference. 1/3
Reposted by Tobias R. Rebholz
I am very proud to have published my second file-drawer report at my favourite journal Meta-Psychology together with Lisa Incerti, @tobiasrebholz.bsky.social, Christian Seida, and Frank Papenmeier. It includes four failed attempts to confirm a new hypothesis on #anchoringeffects.
January 16, 2026 at 10:57 AM
I am very proud to have published my second file-drawer report at my favourite journal Meta-Psychology together with Lisa Incerti, @tobiasrebholz.bsky.social, Christian Seida, and Frank Papenmeier. It includes four failed attempts to confirm a new hypothesis on #anchoringeffects.