Heuristics and Bias in Decision Making: Analysis of Human Mind's Capability
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This essay analyzes the impact of heuristics and bias on decision making in complex problems and the capability of the human mind. It discusses the availability and representative heuristics, bounded rationality, and the limitations of human rationality. The essay concludes that a more rational approach is required to fully explore the capabilities of the human mind.
Heuristics and Bias in Decision Making: Analysis of Human Mind's Capability
Added on 2021-02-20
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