| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - When physicians gauge whether a patient has an illness such as pneumonia, they presumably consider the possibility of other illnesses as well.While that process may seem beneficial, a study in the May Journal of Experimental Psychology: General (Vol. 135, No. 2) suggests that weighing such alternative explanations or diagnoses may actually end up clouding their judgments, particularly when they fa
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