The significance of independent decisions in uncertain dichotomous choice situations
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- Potential variability of decisional skills in uncertain dichotomous choice situations
- Optimal decision rules for fixed-size committees in polychotomous choice situations
- Optimality of the expert rule under partial information
- Between the expert and majority rules
- Evaluation of some weighted majority decision rules under dependent voting
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- Potential variability of decisional skills in uncertain dichotomous choice situations
- Who should cast the casting vote? Using sequential voting to amalgamate information
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