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Cognitive Workload and Fatigue in Financial Decision Making
β Scribed by Guastello, Stephen J
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- 2016
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- English
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- 138
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β¦ Table of Contents
1 Bounded Rationality in the 21st Century (Stephen J. Guastello).- 2 Theoretical issues in cognitive workload and fatigue (Stephen J. Guastello).- 3 Experimental Analysis of Cusp Models (Stephen J. Guastello, Anton Shircel, Matthew Malon, Paul Timm, Kelsey Weinberger, and Katherine Reiter).- 4 Individual Differences in the Assessment of Cognitive Workload (Stephen J. Guastello).- 5 The Performance-Variability Paradox: Optimizing (Stephen J. Guastello, Katherine Reiter, Anton Shircel, Paul Timm, Matthew Malon & Megan Fabisch).- 6 The Performance-Variability Paradox: Risk Taking (Stephen J. Guastello).- 7 Determining Optimization-Risk Profiles for Individual Decision Makers (Stephen J. Guastello and Anthony F. Peressini).- 8 Lessons Learned and Future Directions (Stephen J. Guastello).
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Arbeitsleistung;Begrenzte RationalitΓ€t;Entscheidung;Evolutorische Wirtschaft;Finanzierung;Investitionsentscheidung;Kognition;Begrenzte RationalitaΜt
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