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The cognitive psychology of gambling
Journal of Gambling Studies, 1990A number of recent studies have shown there may be a strong cognitive bias in explaining persistent gambling. Theories that have been put forward include the illusion of control, "cognitive regret," biased evaluations and the "psychology of the near miss." Two exploratory studies examining the acquisition, development and maintenance of gambling ...
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2018
Cognitive Psychology is an excellent introduction to the study of cognition, providing insight into both psychological and physiological aspects of the mind. The text covers key concepts and draws on interesting and relevant research to give students a thorough understanding of the subject.
Goldstein, E.B., van Hooff, J.C.
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Cognitive Psychology is an excellent introduction to the study of cognition, providing insight into both psychological and physiological aspects of the mind. The text covers key concepts and draws on interesting and relevant research to give students a thorough understanding of the subject.
Goldstein, E.B., van Hooff, J.C.
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Cognition and Economic Psychology
1994This chapter introduces the main topics of cognitive psychology, attention, interpretation and integration, storage, retrieval, and problem-solving, and illustrates applications in economic psychology. The importance of two types of theories are specifically stressed: models of cognitive structure, i.e., the organization of knowledge in memory, and ...
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2007
The real world includes more than nature.1 In the realm of spirit selfconscious, living beings take account of their world, including the prospect of their own demise, and incorporate that into the dynamic of their existence. So Hegel completes his system by developing a Philosophy of Spirit Here again we can ask how systematic structure allows for ...
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The real world includes more than nature.1 In the realm of spirit selfconscious, living beings take account of their world, including the prospect of their own demise, and incorporate that into the dynamic of their existence. So Hegel completes his system by developing a Philosophy of Spirit Here again we can ask how systematic structure allows for ...
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The Origins and Psychology of Human Cooperation
Annual Review of Psychology, 2021Joseph Henrich, Michael Muthukrishna
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Psychology as a Historical Science
Annual Review of Psychology, 2021Michael Muthukrishna +2 more
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