Rational Decisions
Keith Stanovich provides examples of dysrationalia , a term he coined to describe smart people who make irrational decisions.
-DDLabels: decision making, Logical fallacies
Information Sources & Information Sifting Techniques

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Keith Stanovich provides examples of dysrationalia , a term he coined to describe smart people who make irrational decisions.
-DDLabels: decision making, Logical fallacies
Farnum Street has a short essay on the difference between reversible and irreverible decisions . Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon, considers this an important criteria in determining the amount of analysis a decision requires.
-DDLabels: decision making, planning, reversible decisions
Farnam Street quotes Jeff Bezos suggesting that irreversible decisions require more deliberation than those that can be reversed.
-DDLabels: decision making, Heuristics
Paul Glen comments that sometimes the workers do not understand the motivation of the executives/leaders who possess more information.
-DDLabels: decision making, Motivation
Don Pepper reviews major logical fallacies : overconfidence, narrow framing, short-term emotion, and confirmation bias - all of which can impair how we handle decision-making.
-DDLabels: decision making
Mark McGraw provides an example of memory steering decision making .
-DDLabels: decision making, Memory
Heather Whitney reports about using Boomerang to schedule email transmissions. She notes that Boomerang, a product of Baydin Software, allows reminders to be emailed even when the sender is far from any Internet connectivity.
I notice that Baydin Software also has an email clearing tool called The Email Game. Baydin introduces a timer which is designed to make the Gmail or Outlook user attempt to "beat the clock" in taking action on email.
-DD
Labels: decision making, email, inbox management