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    Two Observers Make Different Judgments in a Signal-Detection Experiment Even
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Two Observers Make Different Judgments in a Signal-Detection Experiment Even

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Two observers make different judgments in a signal-detection experiment even though their sensitivity is identical.This may be the result of different criterion.

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