Why we are wrong — Chris Dillow

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Cognitive-affective bias. Short post but really a long one considering the links, which are useful in gaining understanding as well as justifying claims.Stumbling and MumblingWhy we are wrongChris Dillow | Investors Chronicle

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Mike Norman considers the following as important: action theory, cognitive bias, cognitive-affective bias, cognitive-affective-volitonal bias, decision theory

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