Cooperative behavior and affect heuristic. When the rationality of love matters by Albertina Oliverio

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Do cognitive bias and heuristics influence improvement in knee pain in patients with knee osteoarthritis treated with open label placebo? The CHIPS study - An exploratory study usi... by Tommy Kok Annfeldt, Elisabeth Ginnerup-Nielsen, Eva Elisabeth Wæhrens, Lene Vase, Lars Erik Kristensen, Tanja Schjødt Jørgensen

“…Objective: This study explored if the patient-experience and the affect heuristic influenced improvements in painful symptoms, in response to open label placebo injections in patients with knee OA. …”
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AI in STEM education: The relationship between teacher perceptions and ChatGPT use by Maik Beege, Christopher Hug, Josef Nerb

“…Relationships between the variables were explored using a path model investigating hypotheses regarding the affect heuristic, perceived risks and benefits as well as effects on teaching quality. …”
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Cognitive biases in cardiology practice from the perspective of evolutionary explanation by G. A. Chasovskikh, E. O. Taratukhin

“…Patients exhibit a heightened vulnerability to the affect heuristic and optimism bias. This study, employing an evolutionary descriptive framework, offers some recommendations for overcoming clinical bias in patient interactions and highlights the potential for practice-oriented research on this topic, especially regarding the cultural and institutional specificities of healthcare in Russia.…”
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AI anxiety: Explication and exploration of effect on state anxiety when interacting with AI doctors by Hyun Yang, S. Shyam Sundar

“…Furthermore, based on the status quo bias theory and an adaptation of the theory of interactive media effects (TIME) for the study of human-AI interaction (HAII), this study hypothesizes that the affect heuristic triggered by state anxiety would mediate the causal relationship between the source cue of a doctor and user experience (UX) as well as behavioral intentions. …”
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The Power of Images: How Multimodal Hate Speech Shapes Prejudice and Prosocial Behavioral Intentions by Sai Wang

“…The findings contribute to scholarship on online hate speech and provide insights into the affect heuristics that individuals rely on when processing multimodal information.…”
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Extending Signaling Theory in Online Health Communities to Address Medical Information Asymmetry: Systematic Review With Narrative Synthesis by Shanshan Guo, Kaichao Wang, Lizhen Yang, Yuanyuan Dang

“…Patients with severe, chronic, or privacy-sensitive conditions prioritize competence or privacy signals, whereas those with limited health literacy rely more on simplified cues and affective heuristics. ConclusionsThis review advances signaling theory in digital health by providing a unified framework that connects structure and context. …”
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