Category: Behavior Economics
55 Posts
Simplicity Bias Explains A Fickle Electorate, the 2024 Election, and the 2025 Off-Year Elections
Election 2024: The Easier Question Heuristic Shapes the Choices of Undecided and Low-Propensity Voters
The Media’s Role in Making Trump a Viable Acceptable Candidate: the Mere Exposure Effect, Availability Heuristic, and Confirmation Bias
Behavior Economics, Biases and Heuristics
Understanding Trump Support: How Cognitive Biases Distort Reality for Many Voters
Behavior Economics, Cognitive Psychology
Election 2024: The Motivations of the Press and Democrats Behind the Biden So Old Drama
Behavior Economics, Cognitive Psychology
The Passing of Daniel Kahneman, Personal Hero and Inspiration of Ye Olde Blogge
Election 2024: The Always Punch a Nazi Election with Votes According to Behavioral Economics
Behavior Economics, Loss Aversion
The Psychological Explanation of the Wisconsin Legislature’s Reversal on Gerrymandering
Behavior Economics, Framing Effect
The Framing Effect Explains the Difference Between Knowingly Committing a Crime and Knowing the Election was Stolen in the Media
“All Men Are Created Equal” the Liberal Superpower to Defeat Fascism
Authoritarian Dynamic, Authoritarian Personality, Fascification, Social Psychology
The Fascisting of America: Explaining the Fifty Year Republican Plan to bring Fascism to America
The Authoritarian Dynamic: Accommodating the Authoritarians in our Midsts
The Authoritarian Dynamic: We Ain’t Outta Da Woods, Yet
The Authoritarian Dynamic: MAGA Really Are Snowflakes
Authoritarian Dynamic, Behavior Economics
The Zeitgeist of Our Time: The Authoritarian Dynamic
Behavior Economics, Biases and Heuristics
Election 2022: Fuck Around with the Status Quo and Find Out Election
How the Competing Narratives of Risk and Loss will affect the November 2022 Elections
Behavior Economics, Cognitive Psychology, Risk
The 6 January Committee, Trump, and the Risk to Our Democracy that White People Perceive
