Titlebook: Neuroeconomic and Behavioral Aspects of Decision Making; Proceedings of the 2 Kesra Nermend,Ma?gorzata ?atuszyńska Conference proceedings 2

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Marek Mazur,Micha? Nowakowskin a matter of grave concern to the country’s rulers. The Stalin era is, of course, best known for the brutal collectivisation campaign of 1929–32. By the mid 1930s 99 per cent of the Soviet peasantry had been brought under Moscow’s control through the twin systems of collective and state farms. As t

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Psychological Determinants of Decision Makingn to understanding mechanisms that underlie making choices by individuals. The purpose of this chapter is first of all the description of mental processes, also referred to as decision-making activities, that are involved in various stages of decision-making. The second purpose is to present two sys

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Emotions in Decision Makingnal processes in decision making. New paradigms initiated the studies on the role of emotions and cognitive processes in decision making. When making choices, a human being formulates their cognitive judgments on the basis of their affective experience. The studies point to both the adaptive and non

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Application of Neuroscience in Managementm. The most important include biology, psychology, neurology, neuroscience, psychiatry, anthropology and sociology. The interest in exploring the potential links between neuroscience and management as a social science as well as organization studies is constantly growing. This brings a fair amount o

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Measuring Economic Propensitiesects of behaviors. Without proper methodology it is hard to verify a hypothesis describing behavioral effects. This is why the possibility of behavior measurement based on a propensity theory is proposed. These problems are connected not only with behavioral aspects of decision making but also with