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Insights into the brain as a muscle: when depleted it comes less effective. Making choices depletes what is known as executive resources, and "downstream" decisions are affected adversely when we are forced to choose with a fatigued brain. Annotated link

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Michael Dawson course on synthetic (vs analytic) approach in cognitive science. Based on his books Minds and Machines (2004) and Connectionism (2005)

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Richard thaler and Cass Sunstein articulate an approach to designing social and economic policies that incorporates an understanding of people's cognitive limitations, nudging.

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The Monty Hall problem: Even when experimenters use elaborate methods of measuring preferences, the results are still suspect if the researchers haven't recognized that the choice during the experiment changes the odds.

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People act in thier own best interests...but is this assumption really true?

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