Publications Search Results
Goldstein, W., Wright, J. Ratiomorphic: Models of perception and thinking. K.R. Hammond and T.R. Stewart (Eds.), The Casentral Brunswik: Beginnings, Explications, Applications, pp. 249-256. Oxford University Press.
2001
Goldstein, W., Barlas, S., Beattie, J. Talk about tradeoffs: Judgments of relative importance and contingent decision behavior. Elke Weber, Jonathon Baron, and Graham Loomes (Eds.) Conflict and Tradeoffs in Decision Making. Cambridge University Press, pp. 175-204.
2001
Goldstein, W., Hogarth, R. Judgment and decision research: Some historical context. Currents, Connections and Controversies, Cambridge University Press, 3-65.
1997
Gigerenzer, G., Goldstein, D. G. Mind as computer: The birth of a metaphor. Link to Article Refenced Creativity Research Journal, 9(2-3): 131-144.
1996
Gigerenzer, G., Goldstein, D. G. Reasoning the fast and frugal way: Models of bounded rationality. Link to Article Refenced Psychological Review, 103(4): 650-669.
1996
Weber, E.U., Goldstein, W. M., Barlas, S. And let us not forget memory: The role of memory processes and techniques in the study of judgement and choice. J. R. Busemeyer, R. Hastie, and D. L. Medin (Eds.), Decision making from a Cognitive Perspective: The Psychology of Learning and Motivation, 32: 33-82. New York: Academic Press.
1995
Goldstein, W. M., Weber, E.U. Content and discontent: Indications and implications of domain specificity in preferential decision making. Link to Article Refenced J. R. Busemeyer, R. Hastie, and D. L. Medin (Eds.), Decision Making from a Cognitive Perspective. The Psychology of Learning and Motivation 32: 83-136. New York: Academic Press.
1995
Busemeyer, J. R., Goldstein, W. M. Linking together different measures of preference: A dynamic model of matching derived from decision field theory. Link to Article Refenced Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 52: 370-396.
1992
Goldstein, W. M., Fisher, D. L. Stochastic networks as models of cognition: Deriving predictions for resource-constrained mental processing. Link to Article Refenced Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 36(1): 129-145.
1992
Goldstein, W. M., Busemeyer, J. R. The effect of "irrelevant" variables on decision making: Criterion shifts in preferential choice? Link to Article Refenced Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 52: 425-454.
1992
Goldstein, W. M., Mitzel, H. C. The relative importance of relative importance: Inferring other peoples preferences from relative importance ratings and previous decisions. Link to Article Refenced Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 51: 382-415.
1992
Weber, E.U., Goldstein, W. M., Busemeyer, J. R. Beyond strategies: Implications of memory representation and memory processes for models of judgment and decision making. S. Lewandowsky and W. E. Hockley (Eds.), Relating theory and data: Essays on human memory in honor of Bennet B. Murdock, pp. 75-100. Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum.
1991
Goldstein, W. M. Decomposable threshold models. Link to Article Refenced Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 35(1): 64-79.
1991
Goldstein, W. M., Beattie, J. Judgments of relative importance in decision making: The importance of interpretation and the interpretation of importance. Link to Article Refenced D. R. Brown and J. E. K. Smith (Eds.), Frontiers of mathematical psychology: Essays in honor of Clyde Coombs, pp. 110-137. New York: Springer-Verlag.
1991
Goldstein, W. M., Fisher, D. L. Stochastic networks as models of cognition: Derivation of response time distributions using the order-of-processing method. Link to Article Refenced Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 35(2): 214-241.
1991
Goldstein, W. M. Axioms for the additive difference model. Working Paper.
1990
Goldstein, W. M. Judgments of relative importance in decision making: Global vs. local inter- pretations of subjective weight. Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 47(2): 313-336.
1990
Goldstein, W. M., Levi, K. R., Coombs, C. H. Optimistic and pessimistic decisions: Value- biased use of likelihood information. Working Paper.
1990
Fisher, D. L., Goldstein, W. M., Smith, J. M. The transient analysis of open, restricted tandem queues with production blocking and a finite calling population. Working Paper.
1990
Goldstein, W. M., Einhorn, H. J. Expression theory and the measurement of apparently labile values. Link to Article Refenced Annals of Operations Research, 19: 51-78.
1989
Goldstein, W. M., Einhorn, H. J. Expression theory and the preference reversal phenomena. Link to Article Refenced Psychological Review, 94(2): 236-254.
1987
Goldstein, W. M. Dimensional strategies for multiattribute binary choice. Working Paper.
1986
Goldstein, W. M. Measurement foundations of threshold models: Responses to dimensionally organized stimuli. Working Paper.
1986
Fisher, D. L., Saisi, D., Goldstein, W. M. Stochastic pert networks: OP diagrams, critical paths and the project completion time. Link to Article Refenced Computers and Operations Research, 12(5): 471-482.
1985
Fisher, D. L., Goldstein, W. M. Stochastic PERT networks as models of cognition: Derivation of the mean, variance, and distribution of reaction time using order-of-processing (OP) diagrams. Link to Article Refenced Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 27(2): 121-151.
1983