Positive feedback during the exploration process proves useful for making good and quick decisions in a group, whereas less popular ones are not chosen.
Brain or Heart: What Defines Your Sense of Self Affects Decision-Making Skills
Your sense of self, whether you place it in your brain or heart, has real consequences in your lives and can say a lot about your decision-making process.
Your sense of self, whether you place it in your brain or heart, has real consequences in your lives and can say a lot about your decision-making process.
Using a Polya urn scheme -- a statistical model in which balls of different colors are repeatedly drawn from a container and previously picked colors become more likely to be drawn again -- the researchers were able to look at how long it takes to make decisions and calculate their accuracy.
"Most interesting, when one choice has more variation in how it is perceived, it is chosen less frequently, establishing systemic risk aversion," said co-researcher Russell Golman.
Sleep Deprivation Hampers an Individual's Decision-Making Power in Time of Crisis
No matter how hard a person wants to make the right choice, sleep loss does something to the brain that simply prevents it from effectively using feedback.
No matter how hard a person wants to make the right choice, sleep loss does something to the brain that simply prevents it from effectively using feedback.
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Preteens Who Experiment or Explore New Things may Have Different Brain Processes
A new study has revealed that preteens who experiment or explore new things may have brain processes that work differently than those of preteens who do not.
A new study has revealed that preteens who experiment or explore new things may have brain processes that work differently than those of preteens who do not.
Dogs Hear What We Say and How We Say Them
A recent research study reveals that dogs can understand what man speaks
A recent research study reveals that dogs can understand what man speaks
