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This article, produced as a result of the Symposium on Statistical Inference,is an introduction to the literature on the function of expertise, judgment,and choice in the practice of statistics and scientific research. Inparticular, expert judgment plays a critical role in conducting Frequentisthypothesis tests and Bayesian models, especially in selection of appropriateprior distributions for model parameters. The subtlety of interpreting resultsis also discussed. Finally, external recommendations are collected for how tomore effectively encourage proper use of judgment in statistics. The papersynthesizes the literature for the purpose of creating a single reference andinciting more productive discussions on how to improve the future of statisticsand science.

Perspective from the Literature on the Role of Expert Judgment in Scientific and Statistical Research and Practice