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بابا شیو: خوبه بعضی وقتها تصمیم گیرنده نباشیم

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مطالعات بشر در طی سالها، حقیقتی دور از انتظار درباره ماهیت انسان نشان داده است: اینکه بعضی وقتها، داشتن انتخاب های بسیار، از خوشحالی ما می کاهد. این حتی در مورد درمانهای پزشکی صدق می کنه. "بابا شیو" پژوهش جالبی را با ما در میان می گذارد که در آن دلیل اینکه حق انتخاب منجر به شک و تردید می شود را ارزیابی می کند، و پیشنهاد می دهد که واگذاری حق انتخاب -- بخصوص در موارد مرگ و زندگی -- احتمالا" بهترین کار ماست.

Baba Shiv studies how “liking” and “wanting” shape the choices we make, and what that means in the world of marketing. Full bio »

Translated into Persian by Farnaz Saghafi
Reviewed by soheila Jafari
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