A dual-self model of impulse control

Article Abstract:

Trends in self-control problems and commitment adherance in decision-making can be explained by a dual-self model where there is an impatient short-term self and a tolerant long-term self. The latter can influence the former if the stimulus-response event is manipulated.

Analysis, Self-control, Self control, Self, Self (Psychology)

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Imprecision as an account of the preference reversal phenomenon

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The inclusion of decision uncertainty as a factor in the formation of an effective descriptive theory of choice and valuation is presented. An experiment in understanding the mechanism of preference reversal is discussed in detail.

Methods, Measurement, Certainty, Decision theory, Decision analysis

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Superstition and rational learning

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The existence of superstitions in employee rational learning is evaluated.

Public affairs, Management consulting services, Employee Training, Ethics, Personnel Training & Consulting, Human Resources and Executive Search Consulting Services, Ethical aspects, Superstition

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