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    • Don’t believe what they tell you – 2 Experiments to Measure Hypothetical Bias

      Don’t believe what they tell you – 2 Experiments to Measure Hypothetical Bias

      Opinions are a valuable tool for marketers. They can be used to influence people’s buying decisions or to sway public opinion on an issue. However, relying too heavily on opinions can be risky and lead to disappointment when those opinions don’t reflect the actual behavior of consumers. Marketers must use other data sources and opinion […]

      July 27, 2022
      Field Experiments
    • How Understanding Neuroscience of Attention Can Boost Your Business Revenue 

      How Understanding Neuroscience of Attention Can Boost Your Business Revenue 

      Attention is valuable to a business and is critical to a business’s growth and success. But what is attention, and why is it important for entrepreneurs to grasp the knowledge of consumer attention? Entrepreneurs can reap many benefits from comprehending the knowledge of the neuroscience of attention even though several other factors are at play. […]

      July 20, 2022
      Neuroeconomics
    • Attention in Machine Learning

      Attention in Machine Learning

      Attention Mechanism in Machine Learning  Over the years, attention mechanism is becoming increasingly popular in machine learning. Attention is the ability to choose, concentrate and process relevant stimuli. The concept has been studied across different disciplines such as neuroscience and psychology. Although the disciplines may have varying definitions of attention, they all agree it helps […]

      July 19, 2022
      Machine Learning
    • Reducing Choices can Boost Your Revenue – The Paradox of Choice

      Reducing Choices can Boost Your Revenue – The Paradox of Choice

      The more choices, the better, right? Well not necessarily. In fact it might even lower your satisfaction, since more choices means more comparisons, thus more work. Or put differently: The more choice we have to make, the higher our costs. In this article I will present Schwartz’ Idea of the Paradox of Choice

      July 18, 2022
      Economic Theory
    • Game Theory – How you determine the Nash Equilibrium

      Game Theory – How you determine the Nash Equilibrium

      Why Game Theory? Understanding the intricacies of finance can be overwhelming. It’s easy to get lost in all the different terminology, investing strategies and financial instruments. However, understanding how these different topics interact and how they can be used to your advantage is essential if you want to become a successful investor. The financial theory […]

      July 12, 2022
      Economic Theory
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    • The Curse of Digitalization – Virtual Meetings Can Lower Creativity
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    • A Tool to Fool: How Probability Presentation Can Manipulate Our Behavior
    • The Longer You Stare at the Cheetos, the More Valuable it Becomes to You
    • 4 Games in Neuroeconomics You Should Know of: Trust, Ultimatum, Prisoner’s Dilemma & Public Goods
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