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You must have Javascript enabled to view this site. alex.moskalyuk Predictably Irrational Posted 11/29/2009, under Review, ScienceOne comment Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely is an exploration of human behavior which diverts from the logic. Consistently. For example, imagine yourself shopping for a brand new suit and, for whatever reason, a new pen, maybe to accompany your suit. You see the $15 pen, but then remember that you saw the same pen in a different store for $7. The store is
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BLUEROBOT.COM FOOM! "I will return in darkness and be seen." All General Java Music Poetry Main | Next page » Thursday Dec 09, 2010 Upping the stakes in games of Ultimatum Recently I read Dan Ariely's "The Upside of Irrationality", and one of the experiments he talks about is the Ultimatum game. It's simple: There are 20 units of currency. One player decides on a split. The other player decides whether they both get to keep the money (as per the decided upon split), or
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ABEL COMMUNICATIONS Home About Speaking Digital Marketing Traditional Marketing Clients Blog Testimonials Contact Ethics and Conflicts of Interest Dan Ariely is amazing. After reading his book, Predictably Irrational, I?ve started looking at everything I do more closely ? and I?ve become more focused to not just do the right thing, but go beyond it. Posted by Shira Abel Shvo on August 30th, 2011 under Uncategorized ? No Comments Shira Abel vs ?? via
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skip to main | skip to sidebar Search Search for audiobooks by author, title or keyword Wednesday, July 7, 2010 Should You Really Believe Your Own Assumptions? Dan Ariely shows in THE UPSIDE OF IRRATIONALITY that humans can be irrational and illogical, a