Application of signal detection theory to perception of differences in line length

Bonnel, Anne‐Marie; Noizet, Georges

doi:10.1016/0001-6918(79)90009-x

Acta Psychologica

1979

DOI: 10.1016/0001-6918(79)90009-x

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Application of signal detection theory to perception of differences in line length

Anne‐Marie Bonnel

Georges Noizet

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“…• Psychology and Human Factors. SDT is a familiar tool in psychological research, where it has been applied to a broad range of psychological processes, including perception (7)(8)(9)(10), memory (11)(12)(13)(14), forecast accuracy (15), human vigilance (16,17), and even the detection of social cues (18). • Medical diagnosis.…”

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The Application of Signal Detection Theory to Decision-Making in Forensic Science

Phillips

Saks

Peterson

2001

Journal of Forensic Sciences

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Signal Detection Theory (SDT) has come to be used in a wide variety of fields where noise and imperfect signals present challenges to the task of separating hits and correct rejections from misses and false alarms. The application of SDT helps illuminate and improve the quality of decision-making in those fields in a number of ways. The present article is designed to make SDT more accessible to forensic scientists by: (a) explaining what SDT is and how it works, (b) explicating the potential usefulness of SDT to forensic science, (c) illustrating SDT analysis using forensic science data, and (d) suggesting ways to gain the benefits of SDT analyses in the course of carrying out existing programs of quality assessment and other research on forensic science examinations.

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The Application of Signal Detection Theory to Decision-Making in Forensic Science

Phillips

Saks

Peterson

2001

Journal of Forensic Sciences

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Can Humans Detect Errors in Data? Impact of Base Rates, Incentives, and Goals

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1997

MIS Quarterly

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Application of signal detection theory to perception of differences in line length

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The Application of Signal Detection Theory to Decision-Making in Forensic Science

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Can Humans Detect Errors in Data? Impact of Base Rates, Incentives, and Goals

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