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Jens Koed Madsen

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Plos One|January 31, 2025
Goal-line oracles: Exploring accuracy of wisdom of the crowd for football predictionsJens Koed Madsen
Royal Society Open Science|August 5, 2024
Inoculation hesitancy: an exploration of challenges in scaling inoculation theoryAlexandra Johnson, Jens Koed Madsen
Plos One|April 11, 2018
A method for evaluating cognitively informed micro-targeted campaign strategies: An agent-based model proof of principleJens Koed Madsen, Toby D Pilditch
Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition|May 22, 2020
The impact of partial source dependence on belief and reliability revisionJens Koed Madsen, Ulrike Hahn, Toby D Pilditch
Current Opinion in Psychology|August 26, 2025
The wilful rejection of psychological and behavioural interventionsJon Roozenbeek, David J Young, Jens Koed Madsen
Scientific Reports|August 19, 2018
Large networks of rational agents form persistent echo chambersJens Koed Madsen, Richard M Bailey, Toby D Pilditch
Cognition|March 23, 2025
Belief polarization can be caused by disagreements over source independence: Computational modelling, experimental evidence, and applicability to real-world politicsDavid J Young, Jens Koed Madsen, Lee H de-Wit
Royal Society Open Science|August 12, 2022
Psychological inoculation can reduce susceptibility to misinformation in large rational agent networksToby D Pilditch, Jon Roozenbeek, Jens Koed Madsen, et al.
Trends in Cognitive Sciences|May 19, 2024
Behavioral science should start by assuming people are reasonableJens Koed Madsen, Lee de-Wit, Peter Ayton, et al.
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Plos One|January 31, 2025
Goal-line oracles: Exploring accuracy of wisdom of the crowd for football predictionsJens Koed Madsen
Royal Society Open Science|August 5, 2024
Inoculation hesitancy: an exploration of challenges in scaling inoculation theoryAlexandra Johnson, Jens Koed Madsen
Plos One|April 11, 2018
A method for evaluating cognitively informed micro-targeted campaign strategies: An agent-based model proof of principleJens Koed Madsen, Toby D Pilditch
Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition|May 22, 2020
The impact of partial source dependence on belief and reliability revisionJens Koed Madsen, Ulrike Hahn, Toby D Pilditch
Current Opinion in Psychology|August 26, 2025
The wilful rejection of psychological and behavioural interventionsJon Roozenbeek, David J Young, Jens Koed Madsen
Scientific Reports|August 19, 2018
Large networks of rational agents form persistent echo chambersJens Koed Madsen, Richard M Bailey, Toby D Pilditch
Cognition|March 23, 2025
Belief polarization can be caused by disagreements over source independence: Computational modelling, experimental evidence, and applicability to real-world politicsDavid J Young, Jens Koed Madsen, Lee H de-Wit
Royal Society Open Science|August 12, 2022
Psychological inoculation can reduce susceptibility to misinformation in large rational agent networksToby D Pilditch, Jon Roozenbeek, Jens Koed Madsen, et al.
Trends in Cognitive Sciences|May 19, 2024
Behavioral science should start by assuming people are reasonableJens Koed Madsen, Lee de-Wit, Peter Ayton, et al.
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