Add to ORKGAre difficult choices better made after a momentary diversion of thought than after deliberation? Studies examining the existence of such an unconscious thought advantage (UTA) have yielded mixed results. Here, we report a meta-analysis and a large-scale replication study (N = 423) that met the conditions deemed optimal for replicating the UTA. The large-scale replication study yielded no evidence for the UTA, and the meta-analysis showed that reports of this effect are confined to unreliable experiments employing small sample sizes. Accordingly, we conclude that there exists no reliable support for the existence of an UTA in making a difficult choice
Ninety-eight Australian students participated in a functional replication of a study published by Di...
According to Unconscious Thought Theory, people make better decisions after unconscious than after c...
Based on research on the increasingly popular unconscious thought effect (UTE), it has been suggeste...
Are difficult choices better made after a momentary diversion of thought than after deliberation? St...
Are difficult decisions best made after a momentary diversion of thought? Previous research addressi...
Are difficult decisions best made after a momentary diversion of thought? Previous research addressi...
Are difficult decisions best made after a momentary diversion of thought? Previous research addressi...
According to the deliberation without attention (DWA) hypothesis, people facing a difficult choice w...
According to the deliberation without attention (DWA) hypothesis, people facing a difficult choice w...
In this study we tried to replicate the unconscious thought advantage (UTA), which states that compl...
A recent large-scale replication attempt and meta-analysis of the unconscious thought effect showed ...
Item does not contain fulltextA meta-analysis was performed on the unconscious thought effect (UTE)....
According to Unconscious Thought Theory (UTT: Dijksterhuis and Nordgren, 2006), complex decisions ar...
A meta-analysis was performed on the unconscious thought effect (UTE). All available published and u...
This work compares conscious thought and unconscious thought in relation to quality of choice. Earli...
Ninety-eight Australian students participated in a functional replication of a study published by Di...
According to Unconscious Thought Theory, people make better decisions after unconscious than after c...
Based on research on the increasingly popular unconscious thought effect (UTE), it has been suggeste...
Are difficult choices better made after a momentary diversion of thought than after deliberation? St...
Are difficult decisions best made after a momentary diversion of thought? Previous research addressi...
Are difficult decisions best made after a momentary diversion of thought? Previous research addressi...
Are difficult decisions best made after a momentary diversion of thought? Previous research addressi...
According to the deliberation without attention (DWA) hypothesis, people facing a difficult choice w...
According to the deliberation without attention (DWA) hypothesis, people facing a difficult choice w...
In this study we tried to replicate the unconscious thought advantage (UTA), which states that compl...
A recent large-scale replication attempt and meta-analysis of the unconscious thought effect showed ...
Item does not contain fulltextA meta-analysis was performed on the unconscious thought effect (UTE)....
According to Unconscious Thought Theory (UTT: Dijksterhuis and Nordgren, 2006), complex decisions ar...
A meta-analysis was performed on the unconscious thought effect (UTE). All available published and u...
This work compares conscious thought and unconscious thought in relation to quality of choice. Earli...
Ninety-eight Australian students participated in a functional replication of a study published by Di...
According to Unconscious Thought Theory, people make better decisions after unconscious than after c...
Based on research on the increasingly popular unconscious thought effect (UTE), it has been suggeste...