the dynamic constructivist approach to culture has shown that cultural tendencies may also be altered by contingency factors in the decision-making process itself. We theorize based on the appraisal tendency framework as well as the concept of cultural affordances that emotions, such as...
Here, social choice ethics for AI design (Baum,2020) advocates to consider questions around standing (who is heard?), measurement (what are the objectives, and how are they translated to data?), and aggregation (how do we form a choice based on potentially diverging preferences and attitudes?
Culture,Beauty and aesthetics:deeper beliefs about beauty and how they affect consumption of cosmetics; and how culture and cultural symbols (statues, images, buildings) affect emotions as well aesthetic and other judgments; Environmental (Urban) Neuroscience:we focus on the effect of indoor and out...
On the flip side, people with a preference for feeling may let their emotions override logic in the decision-making process. Plus, they may try to please others with their financial moves even though it’s their own money they’re managing, Segovia says. ...
No one says, however, that our emotions lead us to makegooddecisions – just that they’re involved and they’re doing a lot of the driving. This is one reason facilitators are trained to manage the emotional vibe in the room;the emotions at play in a group have a big impact on the...
[71] Furthermore, both behaviors and emotions are manifestations of evolutionary-based moral awareness including safe/unsafe, growth/protection, helpful/harmful, fairness/unfairness, truth/falsehood and so on; all linking back to basic feelings of like/dislike/neutral and behaviors of pursue, avoid ...
There were also plenty of tangential words, like “fantasy”, “passion”, and “exuberance” in every day articles. Society throws around this depth of emotion to get people to buy the product, service, or idea, yet many times, we are scared to actually dive into these emotions when it...
goals. The “risks” are actually less risky for them but they often fail to realize this because of the emotional response they have to decision making. Their emotions tell them to fear the downside, as opposed to listening to their logic which would tell them to also factor in the ...
Several other factors may influence an elector's decision, such as personal emotions and recent events in life (Healy et al. 2009). 3 Conceptual model and research hypotheses 3.1 Objectives of the investigation Looking at the discoveries presented in the previous chapter, studies surrounding the ...
(causal logic) but also target-items (consequential logic). This meant that the argumentative support of the subject’s final decision was coupled with causes and effects, including for example, “long-term advantage”, “high possible returns”, “secure employees’ loyalty” and “maintaining ...