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Two recent studies (Farashahi et al. and Rouault et al.) provide compelling evidence refuting the Subjective Expected Utility (SEU) hypothesis as a ground model describing human decision-making. Together, these studies pave the… Click to show full abstract
Two recent studies (Farashahi et al. and Rouault et al.) provide compelling evidence refuting the Subjective Expected Utility (SEU) hypothesis as a ground model describing human decision-making. Together, these studies pave the way towards a new model that subsumes the notion of decision-making and adaptive behavior into a single account.
Keywords:
decision;
making beyond;
rational decision;
beyond rational;
human decision;
decision making
Journal Title: Trends in Cognitive Sciences
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Trends in Cognitive Sciences
Year Published: 2020
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