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decision making
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- The Framing Effect
Logically identical choices made differently depending on wording: gains invite caution, losses invite risk. - Anchoring
How an initial number — even an arbitrary one — pulls later numerical judgments toward itself, and why expertise barely helps. - Present Bias and Hyperbolic Discounting
Why the same one-day delay looms larger today than next month: preference reversals, β-δ models, and commitment devices. - Mental Accounting
Thaler's finding that people partition money into labeled mental accounts and spend, save, and regret differently by account. - Opportunity Cost
The value of the best alternative forgone when making a choice — the fundamental concept of economic scarcity. - Loss Aversion
The behavioral-economics finding that losses are felt more strongly than equivalent gains, formalized in prospect theory.