Your Brain on Poverty: Why Poor People Seem to Make Bad DecisionsAnd why their "bad" decisions might be more rational than you'd think.Thompson
A. Because they have no intention of being healthy. B. Because they are bad at judging their health risks. C. Because it is not easy abiding by impractical commitments. D. Because they can not resist the temptation of delicious food. 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 B解析:本题考查的是在健康...
DG: Ah, for you in persuading them. Well, it's notoriously difficult to get people to be farsighted. But one thing that psychologists have tried that seems to work is to get people to imagine the future more vividly. One of the problems with making decisions about the far future and th...
"And so the insight here is that,having not enough of something in a way makes it harder to make good decisions for everything else." 61.What is true about earlier studies?B A.They were done by economists and psychologists. B.They found it hard for poor people to become rich. ...
Why Good People Make Shitty Decisions Fecalnomicsis the study of poor decision-making. The concept of “fecalnomics” originated with an Amazon review I wrote of the book,Thinking Fast & Slow, in which Nobel economist Daniel Kahneman shows how monkeys throwing feces are more accurate than human...
1. This text is mainly about the reasons why smart people make poor decisions or do strange things. 2. The text mentions five cognitive biases which usually cause smart people to make bad decisions: the fundamental attribution error, the confirmation bias, the overconfidence bias, the availability...
Answer to: Why do people make decisions under uncertainty, not matching expected values? Please provide examples of decisions not matching expected...
Analyses that regard 'the poor' as a sociological category need to take account of recent studies quantifying the extent of flux within these ranks. Frequent movements into and out of poverty regularly refresh the pool of the poor. Large numbers of poor people were not born poor: they have ...
A.People make terrible decisions about the future. The evidence is all around, from their investments in the stock markets to the way they run their businesses. In fact, people are consistently bad at dealing with uncertainty, underestimating some kinds of risk and overestimating others. Surely ...
ensures that individual trees have low correlations with each other, which reduces the risk of bias. The presence of a large number of trees also reduces the problem of overfitting, which occurs when a model incorporates too much “noise” in the training data and makes poor decisions as a ...