Patrick R. Laughlin

Decision Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Complex Systems and Decision Making(20), Team Dynamics and Performance(16), Cognitive Science and Mapping(14), Advanced Text Analysis Techniques(14), Opinion Dynamics and Social Influence(12)

Publications100 total

Group Decision Making and Collective Induction
2014· 15 cited
Group Research Methods: An Introduction
2012
Groups perform better than the best individuals on letters-to-numbers problems: Effects of induced strategies
Group Processes & Intergroup Relations·2011· 16 cited
Conclusions
Princeton University Press eBooks·2011
Group Ability Composition on World Knowledge Problems
Princeton University Press eBooks·2011
Social Combination Models
Princeton University Press eBooks·2011
Collective Induction
Princeton University Press eBooks·2011
Letters-to-Numbers Problems
Princeton University Press eBooks·2011
Social Choice Theory
Princeton University Press eBooks·2011
Memory and Group Problem Solving
Princeton University Press eBooks·2011· 10 cited
Group Problem Solving
Princeton University Press eBooks·2011
Group-to-Individual Problem-Solving Transfer
Princeton University Press eBooks·2011
Basic Concepts in Group Problem Solving
Princeton University Press eBooks·2011
Basic Concepts In Group Problem Solving
Introductory Chapters·2011
Social choice theory, social decision scheme theory, and group decision-making
Group Processes & Intergroup Relations·2010· 21 cited
Group-to-Individual Problem-Solving Transfer
Group Processes & Intergroup Relations·2008· 48 citedOpen Access
Reading 11 Collective Induction
Psychology Press eBooks·2008
Groups perform better than the best individuals on letters-to-numbers problems: Effects of group size.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology·2006· 386 cited
Quantity estimations by groups and individuals: Effects of known domain boundaries.
Group Dynamics Theory Research and Practice·2003· 33 cited
Groups perform better than the best individuals on letters-to-numbers problems: Informative equations and effective strategies.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology·2003· 97 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Norbert L. Kerr(4), Bryan L. Bonner(3), Andrea B. Hollingshead(3), Richard P. McGlynn(3), Scott W. VanderStoep(2), Laurence G. Branch(2), Homer H. Johnson(2), Harold R. Carey(2), Margaret M. Munch(2), Carol A. Haggarty(2), Mary Austin Doherty(2), Ellen I. Shupe(2), Vicki J. Magley(2), W. P. Wallace(1), Robert L. Solso(1), Alan L. Ellis(1), Erin C. Hatch(1), Jonathan S. Silver(1), Lee Boh(1), Andrew G. Miner(1)