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SOFTWARE---PRACTICE AND EXPERIENCE. VOL. 22(8). 603--636 (AUGUST 1992) A Group Process for Defining Local Software Quality: Field Applications and Validation Experiments
by
Carmen Trammell And
,
Carmen J. Trammell
,
J. H. Poore
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@MISC{And_software---practiceand,
author = {Carmen Trammell And and Carmen J. Trammell and J. H. Poore},
title = {SOFTWARE---PRACTICE AND EXPERIENCE. VOL. 22(8). 603--636 (AUGUST 1992) A Group Process for Defining Local Software Quality: Field Applications and Validation Experiments},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
this article was Social Judgment Analysis (SJA). Social Judgment Analysis is the name given to field applications of Social Judgment Theory, which is associated with K. R. Hammond, B. Brehmer, and colleagues and was derived from E. C. Tolman and E. Brunswik's approach to human cognition in terms of `probabilistic functionalism'
