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When do data visualizations persuade? The impact of prior attitudes on learning about correlations from scatterplot visualizations
Doug Markant, Milad Rogha, Alireza Karduni +2
Data visualizations are vital to scientific communication on critical issues such as public health, climate change, and socioeconomic policy. They are often designed not just to in…
Effect of uncertainty visualizations on myopic loss aversion and equity premium puzzle in retirement investment decisions
Ryan Wesslen, Alireza Karduni, Douglas Markant +1
For many households, investing for retirement is one of the most significant decisions and is fraught with uncertainty. In a classic study in behavioral economics, Benartzi and Tha…
Images, Emotions, and Credibility: Effect of Emotional Facial Images on Perceptions of News Content Bias and Source Credibility in Social Media
Alireza Karduni, Ryan Wesslen, Douglas Markant +1
Images are an indispensable part of the news content we consume. Highly emotional images from sources of misinformation can greatly influence our judgements. We present two studies…
Using Resource-Rational Analysis to Understand Cognitive Biases in Interactive Data Visualizations
Ryan Wesslen, Doug Markant, Alireza Karduni +1
Cognitive biases are systematic errors in judgment. Researchers in data visualizations have explored whether cognitive biases transfer to decision-making tasks with interactive dat…
A Bayesian cognition approach for belief updating of correlation judgement through uncertainty visualizations
Alireza Karduni, Doug Markant, Ryan Wesslen +1
Understanding correlation judgement is important to designing effective visualizations of bivariate data. Prior work on correlation perception has not considered how factors includ…