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Geht's dir auch so?Warum kann ich mich nicht entscheiden?Was gibt es zum Frühstück? Heute zum Sport oder morgen? Diesen Videopodcast oder einen anderen? Jeden Tag, treffen wir hunderte, wenn nicht tausende Entscheidungen. Oft unbewusst, manchmal ganz gezielt. Manche Entscheidungen fallen uns leicht und bei anderen grübeln wir oft ewig vor uns hin. Warum eigentlich und wie treffen wir bewusster eine Wahl?In dieser Folge von Geht's dir auch so? erklärt der Psychologe Ralph Hertwig, welche Strategien uns helfen, gut zu entscheiden. Der Direktor am Max-Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung zeigt auf, wie sehr wir uns von anderen beeinflussen lassen und ob es schwie...2025-03-0539 min
The Dissenter#539 Ralph Hertwig - Deliberate Ignorance: Choosing Not to Know------------------Support the channel------------
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The Human ZooThat Post-Referendum FeelingThe series that looks at current events through the lens of psychology. Michael Blastland explores the quirky ways in which we humans think, behave and make decisions.In this episode, that morning-after feeling - the aftermath of the EU referendum. We put our 'X' in a box and, one way or the other, committed. What happened in that moment and what are the consequences? Are we different now? Do we have doubts or regrets, or will we stubbornly stick to our decision? The Zoo team investigate the curious psychology of being consistent and how we...2016-06-2827 min
MCMP – Philosophy of ScienceNavigating the Twilight of Uncertainty: Decisions from ExperienceRalph Hertwig (Max Planck Institute for Human Development) gives a talk at the Workshop on Causal and Probabilistic Reasoning (18-20 June, 2015) titled "Navigating the Twilight of Uncertainty: Decisions from Experience". Abstract: In many of our decisions we cannot consult explicit statistics telling us about the relative risks involved in our actions. In lieu of explicit statistics, we can search either externally or internally for information, thus making decisions from experience (as opposed to decisions from descriptions). Recently, researchers have begun to investigate choice in settings in which people learn about options by experiential sampling over time. Converging findings show that...2015-07-0854 min