
doi: 10.1038/526317a
pmid: 26469026
Policymakers are ignoring evidence on how advisers make judgements and predictions, warn William J. Sutherland and Mark A. Burgman.
Decision Making, Administrative Personnel, Public Policy, Policy Making
Decision Making, Administrative Personnel, Public Policy, Policy Making
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