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Stuck on a phishing lure: differential use of base rates in self and social judgments of susceptibility to cyber risk

Cox et al., 2020

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6093733659987710140
Author
Cox E
Zhu Q
Balcetis E
Publication year
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Comprehensive Results in Social Psychology

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How do people assess the likelihood of personal risk in online activity? In three pilot experiments and one preregistered experiment, we tested the motivational and cognitive mechanisms that shape self and social judgments of cyber security. In Pilot Studies 1–3, we …
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