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Getting Incorrect Assessments Distorts Future Professional Judgements, Says Research

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Driven by Yale, Columbia and Cornell, study shows that under or above-valued people tend to reproduce errors when evaluating alhaio performance
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Getting Incorrect Assessments Distorts Future Professional Judgements, Says Research

Driven by Yale, Columbia and Cornell, study shows that under or above-valued people tend to reproduce errors when evaluating alhaio performance

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Globo broke the news in Brazil on Saturday, January 10, 2026.
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