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A monthly digest for people who want more than a list of new papers. We track what strengthens, narrows or extends an existing claim — and what is still only worth watching.

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August 2026

Cognitive Bias Research Digest — August 2026

August research covers anchoring in AI evaluation, the strength and limits of repetition-based truth judgments, and evidence transfer across domains.

6 reviewed signals · evidence changes, boundary conditions and research-watch items.

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Strengthens means a useful new result supports an existing evidence record. Narrows means a boundary condition or negative result makes the claim more precise. New context extends a known decision problem into a practical setting. Watch only means the result is interesting but not ready to become a canonical claim.

Every item also answers a practical question: what should a reader check differently after seeing this evidence?

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