Michael H. Birnbaum, PhD

Affiliations: 
Psychology California State University, Fullerton, Fullerton, CA, United States 
Area:
Judgment and Decision Making
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Allen Parducci grad student 1968-1972 UCLA

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Barbara Mellers grad student UIUC
Colleen F. Moore grad student 1974-1978 UIUC
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Birnbaum MH. (2023) True and error analysis instead of test of correlated proportions: Can we save lexicographic semiorder models with error theory? Psychological Methods
Kontek K, Birnbaum MH. (2019) The impact of middle outcomes on lottery valuations Journal of Socio-Economics. 78: 30-44
Birnbaum MH. (2017) Empirical evaluation of third-generation prospect theory Theory and Decision. 84: 11-27
Birnbaum MH, Schmidt U, Schneider MD. (2017) Testing independence conditions in the presence of errors and splitting effects Journal of Risk and Uncertainty. 54: 61-85
Birnbaum MH, Yeary S, Luce RD, et al. (2016) Empirical evaluation of four models of buying and selling prices of gambles Journal of Mathematical Psychology. 75: 183-193
Birnbaum MH, Navarro-Martinez D, Ungemach C, et al. (2016) Risky decision making: Testing for violations of transitivity predicted by an editing mechanism Judgment and Decision Making. 11: 75-91
Birnbaum MH, Schmidt U. (2015) The impact of learning by thought on violations of independence and coalescing Decision Analysis. 12: 144-152
Birnbaum MH, Diecidue E. (2015) Testing a class of models that includes majority rule and regret theories: Transitivity, recycling, and restricted branch independence. Decision. 2: 145-190
Birnbaum MH. (2013) True-and-error models violate independence and yet they are testable Judgment and Decision Making. 8: 717-737
Birnbaum MH. (2012) Designing online experiments Oxford Handbook of Internet Psychology
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