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勞瑞-桑托斯:跟人類一樣非理性的猴群經濟

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勞瑞-桑托斯觀察我們靈長類親戚作決策的情形,從中發現了人類非理性行為的根源。一系列名為"猴子經濟學"的巧妙實驗,證明了有些愚蠢的人類行為,猴子也會做。

Laurie Santos studies primate psychology and monkeynomics -- testing problems in human psychology on primates, who (not so surprisingly) have many of the same predictable irrationalities we do. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Lin Su-Wei 林書暐
Reviewed by Adrienne Lin
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