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Making life-or-death decisions is very hard – here’s how we’ve taught people to do it better

By Filings on Thu, 11/07/19
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Clear Thinking
Decision Making
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“The resulting delay, which we’ve called ‘redundant deliberation,’ happens when people take too long to make a choice between difficult options. We’ve found indecision is the most dangerous aspect of a high-stakes situation. ” - The Conversation

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