Overconfidence in Understanding of How Electronic Gaming Machines Work Is Related to Positive Attitudes

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RT @DrSalGainsbury: My new paper with @kahlilphilander examined skill gaming machines vs. standard slots to look at Overconfidence in Under…

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"This paper aims to address how biases in judgment can contribute to... problematic gambling behavior....by viewing overconfidence in one’s understanding of how outcomes are determined on [slot machines] EGMs as an indication of cognitive distortions." ht

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