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Nothing in life is as important as you think it is when you are thinking about it.
Daniel Kahneman on the focusing illusion, Thinking, Fast and Slow
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Nothing in life is as important as you think it is when you are thinking about it.
Daniel Kahneman on the focusing illusion, Thinking, Fast and Slow
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[E]s más fácil reconocer los errores de otros que los nuestros
KAHNEMAN, Daniel: “Pensar rápido, pensar despacio”. Epub r1.2, Epublibre, s.n.t., p. 34
Cognitive ease in practise:
In other words, people are happier and more receptive towards familiar and easily understandable situations in which they feel safer, more confident and at ease.
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È morto a 90 anni lo psicologo Daniel Kahneman, fra i più importanti esponenti dell’economia comportamentale moderna
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I'm reading a new psychology book whose principle author is Daniel Kahneman, the author of Thinking, Fast and Slow. The new book is called Noise: A Flaw in Human Thinking and It's about the psychology of making judgements. Noise is different from ordinary bias as explained in the book. But there are different forms of noise in decision making. One particular form of noise got me thinking. When...
Daniel Kahneman's new book, Noise, offers a number of insights into the psychology of memory and belief that can be applied to propaganda.
Sobre la incapacidad de corregir nuestro sesgo de sobreconfianza —enraizado en la ilusión de validez
En el caso de la ilusión perceptiva [de Müller-Lyer], cuando la persona es advertida de que no puede confiar en lo que percibe y se le hace ver que ambas líneas son de igual magnitud, corrige su ilusión perceptiva e informa correctamente de lo que ahora es una creencia basada en la información objetiva. En contraste con la facilidad con la que corregimos este error perceptivo, la constatación de nuestros errores de calibracióin en los juicios predictivos puede contribuir a que aceptemos el hecho intelectualmente, pero es poco probable que produzca un impacto real sobre nuestros sentimientos y modifique nuestras acciones futuras.
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Fuente: referido a varios trabajos de Kanheman en el capítulo sobre razonamiento probabilístico (6), escrito por Pilar Sánchez Balmaseda, incluido en el libro «Psicología del pensamiento», Sanz y Torres (ISBN 978-84-16466-66-5), p. 178.