Experience Bias / Emre Soyer / Robin M. Hogarth

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Social Science
[Introduction]
It is very easy for us to learn the wrong lessons from our daily life and work experiences.
Thomas Gilovich, Professor at Cornell University
It is just an illusion that experience is always a great teacher.
In fact, experience often leads to bias and confusion rather than clarity.
What can we do?
From shopping to work, education, elections, and life, behavioral and cognitive scientists explain how to learn right from the past and make better decisions.
From shopping to work, education, elections, and life.
From shopping to work, education, elections, and life.
From shopping to work, education, elections, and life.
From shopping to work, education, elections, and life.
From shopping to work, education, elections, and life.
From shopping to work, education, elections, and life.
From shopping to work, education, elections, and life.
From shopping to work, education, elections, and life.
From shopping to work, education, elections, and life.
From shopping to work, education, elections, and life.
From shopping to work, education, elections, and Building tools and techniques to improve decisions. He has been a visiting professor at business schools such as INSEAD and ESSEC, Munich Institute of Technology, SDA Bocconi, University of St. Gallen, University of St. Gallen and University of Auge Ginn.