De Schdrooselombeeffeggd (uff Englisch de Streetlight effect) kummd ausm Oanglsegsische Schbrochg'bied unn meend än waidvabraidede Deng'gfehla[1], wuma doad noch Lesunge suche dud, wu die Such oam äfagschde isch.[2][3]
De Bgriff vun dem Effegd wead gean uffn Widz vunem B'drung'gene zurigg’gfiad, wu Owens soi Hausschlissl innem Paag valore hodd, se awwa unna de negschd Lomb suchd, wails doad hella isch. Deswesche heesds a Die Such vunem Bsoffene (uff Englisch de drunkard's search).[3] Die Gschischd geed uff die 1920zischa Joa zurigg.[4]
Bischa[Schaffe | Om Gwelltegschd schaffe]
- Explorations in Political Psychology, Kap. „The Drunkard's Search“, Duke Studies in Political Psychology, Duke University Press, 1993, ISBN=978-0-8223-1324-3
- Samuel L. Popkin, The reasoning voter: communication and persuasión in presidential campaigns, Kap. „Going beyond the data“, University of Chicago Press, 1991, ISBN=978-0-226-67545-9
- Abraham Kaplan, The Conduct of Inquiry: Methodology for Behavioral Science, Transaction Publishers, 1964, ISBN=9781412836296 [2]
Vawais[Schaffe | Om Gwelltegschd schaffe]
- ↑ Why Scientific Studies Are So Often Wrong: The Streetlight Effect. In: DiscoverMagazine.com. Abgerufen am 30. Mai 2015.
- ↑ David H. Freedman (2010): The Streetlight Effect. In: Discover magazine
- ↑ 3,0 3,1 David H. Freedman (2010): Wrong: Why Experts Keep Failing Us, Little, Brown and Company [1]
- ↑ "'Did You Lose the Keys Here?' 'No, But the Light Is Much Better Here'", Quote Investigator April 4, 2013
De Adiggl babblds uff Schbaimarisch (Voadapälsisch).
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