Masters in Business

Interview With Daniel Kahneman: Masters in Business (Audio)

Aug 4, 2016

01:05:52

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The Cognitive Basis for Analyzing Common Human Errors

01:58

Are You Happy With What You've Acquired?

01:37

What You See Is All There Is

03:08

Introduction

4min

Do People Make Good Intuitive Decisions?

2min

The Cognitive Basis for Analyzing Common Human Errors

2min

What You See Is All There Is

3min

Is There a Causal Connection?

2min

Those Three Biases You Found Early On

2min

The Importance of Availability Bias in Negotiations

2min

How Did You Discover That People Are Thinking Gains and Losses?

4min

Lossover Ther's Two to One Risk

2min

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The Difference Between Professionals and Amateurs in Investing

3min

11.

I'll Feel Foolish if I Lose a Hundred, Even Though the Payout Is Greater Than My Potential Law

2min

12.

I Did Not Make That Mistake, but in Retrospect, I Did.

2min

13.

The Big Short Gives You the Wrong Impression

2min

14.

Michael Lewis's Next Book Is Coming Out

2min

15.

I've Been Listening to Masters in Business Podcast

2min

16.

System One

2min

17.

Are You Picking Stocks and Timing Markets?

2min

18.

You Have No Sunk Cos?

2min

19.

The Endowment Effect

3min

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The Endowment Effect, What You See Is All There Is

3min

21.

Is There a Lot of Luck in Your Successes?

2min

22.

Are You Happy With What You've Acquired?

2min

23.

The Longer Your Commute, the Less Happy You Are

2min

24.

You Know, I'm a Psychologist, but I've Always Been Curious About People

1min

25.

What Mentors Did You Have When You Were in Graduate School?

2min

26.

Is Artificial Intelligence More Shocking Than Intuitive Judgment?

2min

27.

What Are Some of Your Favorite Books?

2min

28.

What Has Changed in Psychology in Recent Years?

2min

29.

Are You Considering a Career in Experimental Psychology?

2min

30.

Doctor Dannyconoman, Thank You So Much

2min

August 4 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg View columnist Barry Ritholtz interviews Daniel Kahneman, who is a professor emeritus of psychology and public affairs at Princeton University and a fellow of the Federmann Center for the Study of Rationality at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. This commentary aired on Bloomberg Radio.\u0010\u0010(Barry Ritholtz is a Bloomberg View columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.)

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