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David Dickinson is an experimental and behavioral economist. Economic theory views people as rational and self-interested. However, in recent decades experiments have shown how psychological biases influence decision making, radically changing economics. In this podcast expect to learn about how behavioral economics is bridging economics with psychology, about why economists modeled people as fully rational, the reasons for the confirmation bias, and more... 00:00 - What is Behavioral Economics? 04:34 - History of Rationality and Selfishness in Economics 09:34 - confirmation bias 22:30 - Dark Personality Personality and Behavior Differences 33:00 - Big 5 Personality and Behavior
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