Tali Sharot
8 statements across 1 episodes · 0 bullish · 0 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Jun 4, 2018 by Tali Sharot · across every show →
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Sharot: Brains track agreeing partners but disregard disagreeing input in financial decisions
“What we found that when the two people agreed on how much a real estate was worth, each person's brain was closely monitoring the information coming from the partner. And everyone became more confident in their decision, right? Cause well, we agree, so we're p…”
Jun 4, 2018 neutral
Sharot: People choose personal decision-making over superior experts for psychological reward
“Even after taking that into account, people still would rather make their own decisions Rather than give it to an expert whose success rate is higher. And the reason that we concluded what's driving that is the extra benefit of control. So just having, making …”
Jun 4, 2018 neutral
Gilbert: Parental happiness is partly post-hoc rationalization for immense effort
“Now, Daniel Gilbert tends to say, not about me, but in general, that this is a confirmation bias of sort, or like a rationalization of sort, that you're so happy that you have kids, because you already have them, and you put so much effort into it.”
Jun 4, 2018
Sharot: Mitigating confirmation bias requires review by independent parties with different motivations
“I think one way to overcome this is to have your decisions and predictions Assessed by people who don't necessarily hold the same theories as you do and don't necessarily have the same motivations as you do.”
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Jun 4, 2018
Sharot: People seek positive news and actively avoid or delay bad news
“Oh, so basic rules is, in general, on average, we'd rather get the good news than the bad news, right? So if we think it's probably good, we're more likely to seek out. If we think it's bad, we're more likely to say, no, I don't want to know at all, or maybe I…”