Colin Camerer
Jul. 24, 2009
The Science of Decision-Making
Paper or plastic? Steak or salmon? Stay or go? Every day, we make thousands of decisions, most minor, some major. But how does your brain make the choice?
decision, brain, choices, psychology
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