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- 10.5283/epub.77958
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Abstract
Calculation in a so-called Bayesian situation is known to be challenging. According to a metaanalysis the performance is only 4% if the relevant information is given in form of probabilities. Still, previous research has identified helpful strategies for improving Bayesian reasoning (i.e., so-called natural frequencies and visualizations). Yet, it has hardly been studied, if and how students use ...

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