Intelligence Agents More Likely To Make Irrational Decisions Compared To College Students
A study conducted at Cornell University reveals that U.S. intelligence agents are more likely to make irrational decision-making biases compared to college students. The finding was published in the journal Psychological Science. When people get older they start to make changes in their decision-making; decisions are made less analytically and are more based on gists (according to the Fuzzy-trace theory.) "FTT [Fuzzy-trace theory] makes the counterintuitive prediction that reliance on gist-based thinking increases with development...
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