Talks Dan Ariely habla sobre nuestro código moral defectuoso

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About this talk

El economista de conducta Dan Ariely estudia los defectos en nuestro código moral: las razones escondidas por las que creemos que está bien, en ocasiones, hacer trampa o robar. Estudios ingeniosos sustentan el argumento de que somos predeciblemente irracionales y que somos influenciados de maneras que no alcanzamos a comprender.

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About Dan Ariely

It's become increasingly obvious that the dismal science of economics is not as firmly grounded in actual behavior as was once supposed. In "Predictably Irrational," Dan Ariely tells us why. Full bio and more links