IRRATIONALITY EXPOSED: ANALYZING THE PITFALLS OF DECISION-MAKING
Abstract
"Irrationality Exposed: Analyzing the Pitfalls of Decision-Making" delves into the intricate world of human decision-making, shedding light on the inherent irrationalities that often cloud our judgment. This comprehensive review explores the cognitive biases, emotional influences, and psychological factors that impede rational decision-making processes. By dissecting these hazards, the study aims to enhance our understanding of the complexities surrounding decision-making and offers insights to mitigate these pitfalls.
Keywords
Decision-making, Irrationality, Cognitive biasesHow to Cite
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