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Ever wondered how biases like 'narrative fallacy', 'hindsight bias', 'halo effect', and 'framing' manipulate your views of the world?
How about unveiling the secrets behind Google's success story or the profound complexities of our conscious and subconscious minds?
Get ready for an intriguing journey into the world of cognitive biases, illusions, and heuristics that shape our perceptions and judgments.
Ever wondered how biases like 'narrative fallacy', 'hindsight bias', 'halo effect', and 'framing' manipulate your views of the world?
How about unveiling the secrets behind Google's success story or the profound complexities of our conscious and subconscious minds?
Get ready for an intriguing journey into the world of cognitive biases, illusions, and heuristics that shape our perceptions and judgments.
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Are We Really in Control of Our Decisions or Is It All About Mind Priming?
01 Jan 1970
01:58
01:58
#2
Decoding the Brain: Exploring the Powerhouse of Computation and its Cognitive Illusions
01 Jan 1970
02:55
02:55
#3
Are We Misinterpreting Rural Cancer Rates due to Our Flawed Understanding of Statistics?
01 Jan 1970
02:15
02:15
#4
Decoding Cognitive Biases: The Conjunction Fallacy and Our Intuitive Predictions
01 Jan 1970
03:08
03:08
#5
Is Google's Success Story a Result of Talent or Luck? How Do Narrative Fallacies Shape Our Worldview?
01 Jan 1970
02:57
02:57
#6
Loss Aversion: Kahneman and Tversky's Revolutionary Insight into Human Decision-Making
01 Jan 1970
01:50
01:50
#7
Are You Falling for the 'Framing Effect'? How is it Influencing Your Decisions?
01 Jan 1970
02:06
02:06
#8
The Science of Happiness: Unraveling the Complexity of Experienced and Decision Utility
01 Jan 1970
02:21
02:21
#9
Final Recap
01 Jan 1970
01:44
01:44
About Author
Daniel Kahneman is an Israeli-American psychologist and economist renowned for his work on the psychology of judgment and decision-making, as well as behavioral economics. He was awarded the 2002 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for his pioneering work with Amos Tversky on prospect theory, which investigates how people manage risk and uncertainty. His widely acclaimed book "Thinking, Fast and Slow," published in 2011, delves into the dual systems of thought—the fast, intuitive, and emotional System 1, and the slower, more deliberative, and logical System 2—and the impact they have on our decisions. Kahneman's work has had a profound influence on various fields including economics, medicine, and public policy.
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