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Cognitive Biases series: Disjunction effects

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When peo­ple do not know with cer­tainty if an event A will occur or not, and if they have to make a deci­sion based on event A occur­ring, then they may post­pone their deci­sion until they know with cer­tainty if A has occurred, even if …

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Knowledge of cognitive biases needed to sustain competitive advantage

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Gist
Neu­roe­co­nom­ics, neu­ro­fi­nance, behav­ioral eco­nom­ics and so on… All the fields at the cross­road of cog­ni­tive or neuro– sci­ences and other sci­en­tific dis­ci­plines are increas­ingly pro­duc­tive. The aca­d­e­mics in these fields seek to under­stand how the brain is pro­cess­ing the infor­ma­tion needed to make a …

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