Behavior Economics, Cognitive Psychology
Tag: Daniel Kahneman
22 Posts
Follow ALL of the Science: The Predictable Confusion of the Changing Mask Guidance Hurts #COVID19 Effort
The Peak-End Theory Explains Our Experience of the Impeachment Acquittal
The Black Community Holds The Aspiration of America
Risk Aversion: The Psychology of Biden and Warren’s Candidacies
Finding the Silver Lining in Your Media Bubble: Call Your MoC
Behavior Economics, Biases and Heuristics, Framing Effect
Election 2020: The Dominance of the Media Narrative
Behavior Economics, Loss Aversion, Risk
Election 2020: Who can beat Trump?
Behavior Economics, Peak-End Rule
The Colonoscopy that is America Explains Trump’s Consistent Approval Rate
Cognitive Psychology, Politics
The Government Shutdown Showcases EVERYTHING Wrong with Trump and the GOP
Behavior Economics, Biases and Heuristics, Loss Aversion, Peak-End Rule
The Three Psychological Tendencies that the GOP Cynically Exploited to Bolster Support for Kavanaugh and Demean Dr. Ford
Behavior Economics, Biases and Heuristics
Deflecting to Clinton: the Diabolically Effective Strategy of the Ol’ Pussy Grabber!
Behavior Economics, Loss Aversion, Risk
Predictions, Pundits, and the 2016 Election: The “Are You Happy Now?” Edition
Normalization, Resistance, Trump's America
The Effects of the Shear Volume of Mishegas Out of the White House
The Normalization of the Ol’ Pussy Grabber
Behavior Economics, Biases and Heuristics
HealthCare & Taxes: How We Deal with Complexity
What Now Trump?
Behavior Economics, Determinents of Confidence
The Debate: Transparency, Dissembling, & Making a Choice
Trump as a Mental Contaminate
Behavior Economics, Loss Aversion