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Even if people can make the "right choice" in a controlled setting with no stakes involved, that doesn't mean they can or want to make choices in the same manne
by tangjurine 3y ago
Even if people can make the "right choice" in a controlled setting with no stakes involved, that doesn't mean they can or want to make choices in the same manner when things are important, or it's their own life, or there are strong emotions, etc...
So how does the study address that?
- vacuity 3y agoSeems like the only option is to observe the subjects' lives in detail, then. That's the best indicator of real-life performance, after all.