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Dissent enhances the credibility of groups of Bayesian conformist decision-makers
Abstract When making a decision, individuals use their private information to evaluate the available options. In a group, they can also learn from other group members’ choices, which partially reveal their own private information. Bayesian estimation provides tools for modelling decisions that optim
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