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Idiosyncratic random behavior in a massive online sample
What factors govern and predict an individual’s random behavior? Under many views, human random behavior arises from a grab bag of group-level heuristics (e.g., the representativeness heuristic, the law of small numbers, etc.). Contrary to this view, we present evidence that random behavior arises f
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