Truth Bias is a cognitive predisposition in interpersonal deception contexts wherein individuals tend to perceive communicated information as truthful by default, distinguishing it from other judgmental heuristics through its foundational role in shaping initial credibility assessments in human communication.
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A Bayesian Truth Serum for Subjective Data
Dražen Prelec · Science · 2004 · 545 citations
The truth and bias model of judgment.
Tessa V. West, David A. Kenny · Psychological Review · 2011 · 374 citations
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University of British Columbia
Vancouver, Canada
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Michigan State University
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