Table of biases, the normative models they violate, and their explanations

post by lukeprog · 2011-08-19T23:26:35.422Z · LW · GW · Legacy · 4 comments

The title says it all: PDF. From Baron's Thinking and Deciding, 4th edition.

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comment by Solvent · 2011-08-21T10:20:26.105Z · LW(p) · GW(p)

That's very useful. I'll print out a copy and put it on my wall.

comment by tetsuo55 · 2011-08-20T17:06:12.774Z · LW(p) · GW(p)

How do i read the table? I don't understand it.

Also is that book a recommended read?

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comment by Manfred · 2011-08-21T05:46:40.607Z · LW(p) · GW(p)

The table is just a collection of keywords. If you don't already know the content that it summarizes it's pretty useless.

Or at least it's useless on an entry-by-entry basis - I know some but not some others.

comment by lukeprog · 2011-08-21T05:18:06.179Z · LW(p) · GW(p)

I think it's my favorite rationality textbook, yes.