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Neuroeconomics Politiku
Susanna Speier | November 17th 2009 by Susanna Speier
The topic of the December Politiku is Neuroeconomics -or- the science of what happens to our brains when we shop. Deadline is December 15th 2009 In the spirit of the holiday shopping season… Recessionistas, recessionistas, when you shop what read more
Social Neuroeconomics: The Neural Circuitry Of Social Preferences
SimoleonSense- Enriching ideas for intelligent & worldly val… | October 21st 2009 by miguel
This paper discusses the neural circuitry involved in altruistic, fair and trusting behaviors. Enjoy! Social Neuroeconomics: The Neural Circuitry Of Social Preferences Abstract (Via Kellogg) Combining the methods of neuroscience and economics generat read more
Teens and crime: the Supreme Court to decide outcome
Emory Health Now | October 20th 2009 by Wendy Darling
Emory’s Gregory Berns, MD, PhD, occasionally blogs for Psychology Today in a blog titled plus2sd. Gregory Berns, MD, Ph Berns’ most recent blog taps his expertise on the use of brain-imaging technologies to understand human motivation and decisio read more
The Neural Basis of Financial Risk Taking
SimoleonSense- Enriching ideas for intelligent & worldly val… | October 16th 2009 by miguel
Using neuroscience to understand risk taking, rationality, and decision making. (H/T Phil Ordway) Click Here To Learn About The Neural Basis of Financial Risk Taking Abstract (Via Neuron) Investors systematically deviate from rationality when making read more
Understanding Neuroeconomics
the CEO Game - Serious Business Game | September 26th 2009 by CEO Game Serious Game
A field that is closely related to behavioral economics and aiding its development is Neuroeconomics. Neuroeconomics uses the insights and methodologies of neuroscience, the study of the brain, in order to deepen our understanding of economics. Neuro read more
This Is Your Brain On Money
Online Investing AI | May 28th 2009 by Matt
People change when they’re in love. They talk different. They act different. They even walk different. Scientists say love can change your brain. And so can money. Jason Zweig’s book, Your Money And Your Brain, which I mentioned yesterday read more
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