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Daniel Ariely demande: Contrôlons-nous nos décisions?

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Dan Ariely |

EG 2008

• December 2008

Spécialiste d'Economie Comportementale, Dan Ariely, l'auteur de "Prévisiblement Irrationnel", utilise de classiques illusions d'optique et ses propres surprenantes (et parfois choquantes) conclusions de recherche pour démontrer que nous ne sommes pas aussi rationnels que nous le pensons lorsque nous prenons des décisions.

Spécialiste d'Economie Comportementale, Dan Ariely, l'auteur de "Prévisiblement Irrationnel", utilise de classiques illusions d'optique et ses propres surprenantes (et parfois choquantes) conclusions de recherche pour démontrer que nous ne sommes pas aussi rationnels que nous le pensons lorsque nous prenons des décisions.

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Dan Ariely

Behavioral economist

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Dan Ariely questions the forces that influence human behavior and the irrational ways we often behave.

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