Negotiation - How to Get More of What You Want
Discover effective negotiation strategies from Professor Margaret Neale, blending economics and psychology insights to achieve better outcomes in business and life, avoiding common pitfalls and maximizing mutual benefits.
How AI Can Help You Outsmart Your Own Brain
Discover how AI can enhance decision-making by mitigating cognitive biases, revolutionizing high-stakes situations for individuals and businesses. Explore cutting-edge research on AI's potential to outsmart human limitations.
Behavioral and Personal Finance
This course will cover the behavioral aspects of financial decision-making and personal finance planning. The students shall be introduced to the theoretical, mathematical, and empirical underpinnings of anomalies and biases that investors face in financ…
Logic and Economic Thinking - Reasoning
Explore logical reasoning, economic concepts, and critical thinking skills through concise explanations of fallacies, biases, investment strategies, and financial theories.
Using Nudges to Create Sustainable Lifestyle Changes
Learn strategies to create an environment that promotes healthy choices through nudges, with actionable examples to help achieve your health goals from a registered dietitian and diabetes educator.
Reducing Misinformation Sharing at Scale Using Digital Accuracy Prompt Ads - Stanford Seminar
Exploring content-neutral interventions to reduce misinformation sharing through large-scale experiments on Facebook and Twitter, demonstrating the potential of accuracy prompts in digital ads.
Philosophy and the Science of Human Nature - Introduction
Interdisciplinary exploration of human nature, examining happiness, morality, and political philosophy through philosophy, psychology, economics, and literature. Includes thought-provoking examples and unique insights.
Nash Equilibrium - Location, Segregation and Randomization in Game Theory
Explore game theory concepts like Nash equilibrium, segregation, and mixed strategies through candidate-voter models, Schelling's location game, and rock-paper-scissors, revealing how individual choices impact societal outcomes.
Happiness and Emotional Well-being - Insights from Dr. Daniel Gilbert - Lecture 19.2
Dr. Daniel Gilbert explores happiness research, discussing core themes, future directions, and advice for aspiring emotion researchers in this insightful interview on the science of well-being.
The Science of Success - What's Luck Got to Do with It?
Explore the interplay of skill and luck in shaping life outcomes. Learn to define, measure, and improve skill while managing luck, with examples from sports, entertainment, and business.
The Peculiar Logic of Human Values
Explore the conceptualization of human value systems, including types, subjectivity vs. objectivity, and their impact on behavior and social interactions.
A Cooperative Species: Why Policies Designed for "Wicked Men" Fail - Part 3
Explore how ethical dispositions and cooperative motivations impact societal challenges, challenging Machiavelli's approach and examining the interplay between policy and human behavior.
A Cooperative Species - Evolutionary Origins of Human Altruism - Lecture 1
Explore the evolutionary origins of altruistic cooperation, challenging traditional notions of 'selfish genes' and Homo economicus through archaeological, genetic, and climatic evidence.
The Complexity of Economics - Exploring Markets as Complex Adaptive Systems
Explore the intersection of complexity science and economics with experts discussing agent-based modeling, behavioral economics, and machine learning to gain insights into real-world economic systems.
Evolutionary Theory and Human Decision-Making: Reconciling Rationality with Biological Constraints
Exploring how evolutionary theory can explain human decision-making, challenging traditional views of rationality and offering insights into behavioral economics anomalies.
Living with Distrust - Understanding Social Dynamics and Trust Issues
Explore the complexities of distrust in society, its impacts, and potential strategies for navigating a world where trust is increasingly challenged.
Rationality for Mortals - Decision-Making Strategies for Everyday Life
Explore cognitive biases, decision-making strategies, and practical approaches to enhance rational thinking in everyday life. Gain insights into human reasoning and its limitations.
Bounded Rationality: Rule-of-Thumb Consumers and Computational Costs - Lecture 21
Explore rule-of-thumb consumers, computational costs, and advertising models in industrial organization. Gain insights into bounded rationality and its impact on purchasing decisions.
Bounded Rationality in Industrial Organization - Lecture 20
Explore bounded rationality and its impact on decision-making processes. Gain insights into how individuals make satisfactory choices rather than optimal ones in complex situations.
Trop d'options vous laissent-elles sans voix ? - Surmonter la paralysie du choix
Explorez pourquoi trop de choix peut paralyser la prise de décision et découvrez des stratégies pour surmonter ce défi dans cette présentation captivante de Paul Terrasson Duvernon.
Consumer Choices and Supermarket Marketing Strategies
Strategie di marketing nei supermercati e come i consumatori possono riscoprire il proprio potere decisionale. Massimiliano Dona esplora l'influenza del marketing sulle scelte d'acquisto e offre spunti per decisioni più consapevoli.