Decision Making Flashcards

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What is perception?

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Perception is a process by which individuals interpret and organise their sensory impressions to give meaning to their environment.

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Can we trust our perception? Give some evidence

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Our perception selectively picks up informations (see gorilla experiment), so not fully - valuable but limited

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Describe bounded rationality theory

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  • Our cognitive capacity is limited and we make decisions with limited informations
  • Alternatives generated from experience rather than analysis
  • Seeks solutions that are satisfactory and sufficient
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Name some biases

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  • Anchoring bias (focus on initial info)
  • Status-quo bias (keep as they are)
  • Sunk-cost bias
  • Confirmation bias
  • Overconfidence bias
  • Availability bias (use your info)
  • Hindsight bias (thinking you would have known)
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