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When do people often make unwise decisions?
A recent study by scientists at Dundee University in Scotland shows that when people are hungry, people are more likely to make unwise decisions.
Decision Making
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Why do people act inconsistently?
According to PNAS, scientists at Imperial College London, UK, have been trying to find out why people are often so inconsistent, when today a decision can be made but to…
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Intuition can enhance decision-making accuracy
Intuition can help people make decisions quickly, accurately and more confidently, according to a study by researchers from New South Wales University (Australia).
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Ways to help you make better decisions
When in the midst of choices, it is difficult to make a wise decision, so it often takes a lot of time to consider.
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Don't underestimate hunches
Many people never believe in hunches when making decisions, but in fact it can help us make the right choice in most decisions.
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Decision making can be an unconscious activity
Contrary to what we still believe, decision making can be a process due to the fact that mental activities unconsciously control the majority. A group of scientists have…
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Marijuana can change the decision making part of the brain
A study in mice said that marijuana use during adolescence could change decision-making areas in the brain.
Biology
Ants also know how to change priorities
All animals must make daily decisions. Where will they live and what will they eat? How to protect yourself?