Behavior Economics, Biases and Heuristics
Tag: Behavioral Economics
23 Posts
Cognitive Biases and Polling: Navigating the Illusion of Certainty
Election 2024: The Easier Question Heuristic Shapes the Choices of Undecided and Low-Propensity Voters
Behavior Economics, Cognitive Psychology
Election 2024: The Motivations of the Press and Democrats Behind the Biden So Old Drama
Election 2024: MAGA Republicans Sour the National Milk to Overcome Status Quo Bias
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
How the Competing Narratives of Risk and Loss will affect the November 2022 Elections
Behavior Economics, Loss Aversion, Prospect Theory
Behavioral Economics Predicts The Inner Racist of White People Will Destroy Democracy for Right to be White
Ambiguity Tolerance, Cognitive Psychology
Getting your Neighbors to Mask-up: Ambiguity Tolerance and Intolerance
Behavior Economics, Biases and Heuristics
Biden or Trump: The Easier Question and Intensity Matching
The Black Community Holds The Aspiration of America
Risk Aversion: The Psychology of Biden and Warren’s Candidacies
Election 2020: Handicapping the Nomination: What do Risk and Uncertainty Tell Us?
Finding the Silver Lining in Your Media Bubble: Call Your MoC
Behavior Economics, Framing Effect, Loss Aversion, Prospect Theory
Getting the American People to Impeachment
Cognitive Psychology, Politics
The Government Shutdown Showcases EVERYTHING Wrong with Trump and the GOP
Behavior Economics, Loss Aversion, Risk
Predictions, Pundits, and the 2016 Election: The “Are You Happy Now?” Edition
The Psy of Life 