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Gut feelings in Copenhagen
Antoine Bechara, the inventer of the Iowa Gambling Task, and together with Antonio Damasio the architect of the “somatic marker hypothesis” is visiting the Decision Neuroscience Research G… more →
BRAINETHICS
speaking of faith, akerlof and schiller
therelations wrote 5 days ago: Book Search: Keywords Author Title or ISBN More Options Power Search Search Hints … more →
Convergence on Goldman-Sachs
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riverdaughter wrote 1 week ago: While the rest of the country strips Sarah Palin of her humanity for no good reason except that mobb … more →
The Science of Economic Bubbles and Busts
pragmasynesi wrote 3 weeks ago: From Scientific American Magazine , June 22, 2009: The Science of Economic Bubbles and Busts The wo … more →
On Cognitive Limitations and Subprime Mortgages
Michael wrote 1 month ago: Last week’s Newsweek had an article (which I found via the excellent Nudge blog) on the Venkat … more →
5HTT-LPR and the "framing effect" - framed, gamed, exploited
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dendrite wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia Shopaholics and political activists might want to take a look at Jonathan … more →
Extraordinary Popular Delusions
Templeton Editor wrote 1 month ago: One of John Templeton’s favorite books was Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of … more →
Models for Decision Making: Neuroeconomics
Liz wrote 2 months ago: Note: this is the fifth post in an ongoing series about models for decision making across discipline … more →
The precursors to neuroeconomics
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Clement wrote 2 months ago: Sin suits me - Roy Booth, 1935 Writing the title of this post, I feel like I indulge in a delicious … more →
This anti-Neuroeconomics screed on MarketWatch is so bad you have to stop and look
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Michael Giberson wrote 2 months ago: Michael Giberson An example: The biggest reason the human brain will always remain irrational is bec … more →
And you thought you knew about neuroeconomics ?
Clement wrote 2 months ago: Paul Farrell, a long time ago Reading a column by someone called Paul B. Farrell on Market Watch, a … more →
Gut feelings in Copenhagen
martinskov wrote 2 months ago: Antoine Bechara, the inventer of the Iowa Gambling Task, and together with Antonio Damasio the archi … more →
TRB: Delicious...and Nutritious?
Michael wrote 2 months ago: Because I feel bad about neglecting the blog over the past month, here’s a special Tuesday edi … more →
Readings in neuroeconomics
tzramsoy wrote 2 months ago: During the spring of 2009 I organized a course course entitled “Neuroeconomics”, togethe … more →
TRB: How the Human Brain Weighs Costs and Benefits
Michael wrote 3 months ago: It seems obvious that the value of some potentially rewarding endeavor should reflect not just the s … more →
A hidden island of value-based decisions
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tzramsoy wrote 3 months ago: The role of the insula in many human behaviors Following up on my lead on Antoine Bechara’s up … more →
More knowledge, More NeuroPsychoEconomics
Robert Stasinski wrote 3 months ago: Impatiently awaiting the new Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics (JNPE) produced by T … more →
Big names coming to CPH
tzramsoy wrote 3 months ago: Antoine Bechara (left) and Antonio Damasio As I mentioned in my previous post, I am currently giving … more →
The invisible neuroeconomics
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Clement wrote 3 months ago: Once again, what is neuroeconomics? I would argue that 2 coming symposia organized in The Netherland … more →
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