Behavior Economics

How the Competing Narratives of Risk and Loss will affect the November 2022 Elections

29 July 2022 — 27 Comments

Behavior Economics, Cognitive Psychology, Risk

The 6 January Committee, Trump, and the Risk to Our Democracy that White People Perceive

21 June 2022 — 9 Comments

Behavior Economics, Risk

Election 2020: Handicapping the Nomination: What do Risk and Uncertainty Tell Us?

20 January 2020 — 19 Comments

Behavior Economics, Biases and Heuristics, Framing Effect

Election 2020: The Dominance of the Media Narrative

15 June 2019 — 17 Comments

Mesolimbic Dopamine System

Trump’s Anger Drives Down Impeachment Polling

1 June 2019 — 11 Comments

Behavior Economics, Loss Aversion, Risk

Election 2020: Who can beat Trump?

1 April 2019 — 12 Comments

Behavior Economics, ReBlogged, Risk

Trump vs. Obama: a new theory of why Republicans and Democrats fight – Vox

19 December 2018 — 6 Comments

Behavior Economics, Halo Effect

Trump as a Mental Contaminate

11 June 2016 — 13 Comments

Behavior Economics, Risk

How Obama Created Trump

26 May 2016 — 20 Comments