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The study of the impact of psychological processes (e.g., cognitive, emotional) on economic behavior and decision making.
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Research and theories related to the physical form of Cognitive Fallacies
This schematic broadly outlines the control processes involved in decision-making, relating to structures of the prefrontal cortex (PFC).
The bias you're referring to is an availability bias. I'm not …
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