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    that lead an individual to choose one path or another. Further, the paths are mutually exclusive and rely on different characteristics to process. I had trouble differentiating between the ELM and the Heuristic model, as they seem quite similar. The key difference I could see was that heuristic processing was only marginally different from systematic processing, implying that the actual cognitive process was the same, it simply relied on different cues. Again, however, the cues that are used…

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    Through my own self-evaluation of my own papers, this passed semester I’ve overcome stagnation as a writer. I’ve moved on from my algorithmic method of churning out essays, which often leads to writer’s block. Since then, I have begun to adopt more heuristic techniques. These flexible guidelines have made writing essays that support my thesis easier, for I’m not constrained to a rigid blueprint. Along with this new found flexibility, adaption in tone and style has been made immensely…

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    top of his shoulders; this weight consists of physiological factors and choices that will ultimately sway his decision to apply to the colleges of his choice. The concepts include: availability heuristic, compliance, intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation, and a self-fulfilling prophecy. Availability heuristic is a term that means to mentally recall specific information, details, and examples. In other words: immediately thinking of exemplars that come to mind. Clark might use this when applying to…

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    between getting a life changing job, or continuing to surf the ever changing wave of unemployment. Racial biases can dictate whether a person is even considered for a job or not, even though they might have the same skillset as someone else. Affect heuristic is a mental shortcut used when people have to make quick decisions, based on their current emotion. How does this play a role in interviews? Can race cause the interviewee to overlook the great qualities an applicant has to offer just…

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    deliberated, focused and conscious. In addition, it is characterized that it is effortful where the required cognitive tasks are based on more suspicious and vigilant thinking. Cognitive bias is an attribution of system one which employs shortcuts, heuristic or "rule of thumb" to form a decision or judgment. On the other hand, system tow main attribution is the rational, logical (Tsujii & Watanabe, 2009), analytical, and rule-based processing (Evans, 2003). System two is the source of abstract…

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    arguments about the way in which economic theories should be evaluated by considering both his views as well as other economist’s views’. Throughout the essay, I will be analysing different aspects from Musgrave’s categories; Negligibility, Domain and Heuristic assumptions. Friedman stated that we use theories to perceive “facts”, and we are not able to perceive “facts” without a theory (Friedman, 1966), which has a contradictory element behind it as it highlights the difference between positive…

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    Thinking Errors

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    For this assignment I decided to watch and interpret the show “Undercover Boss” season 4 episode 2. Throughout this episode I focused on four thinking errors, these errors were; The fundamental attribution error, availability heuristic, cognitive dissonance and normative influence. The very first thinking error I observed was the Fundamental attribution error. The hosts of undercover boss are posing a fake reality tv show on the restaurant under investigation and causing fundamental attribution…

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    not know the difference between “sensible diversification and the naïve kind” (Thaler & Sunstein, 2008, p. 125). A special case of the diversification heuristic often used by investors is known as “1/n,” where an investor will split his or her portfolio even between “n” investments (Chuah & Devlin, 2011). Studies of the diversification heuristic have concluded that the set of investments offered in a 401(k) plan can have a drastic effect on the overall riskiness of an investor’s…

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    The Issue under Consideration: The retaliatory cruise missile strikes in Sudan and Afghanistan following the attacks on US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, have elicited criticisms of administration decision-making procedures concerning terrorism. Both government and civilian observers have noted a general inconsistency in the restraint shown after terrorist attacks and the timeliness of consequent US retaliations. In this case, critics also cite the sequestration of senior security advisors…

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    Salesman Problem: There are many methods that are being employed to solve TSP problems, which vary as per their respective path formulation techniques and also time-span required for computation completion. Some of those methods are as mentioned: Heuristics, Genetic Search, Greedy, Hill Climbing, Simulated Annealing, Ant Colony, Random search…

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