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I respect your argument about how what you said is different from the example I gave. I am not going to comment on this person or the lectures. I am skeptical a
by vladimirralev 13y ago
I respect your argument about how what you said is different from the example I gave. I am not going to comment on this person or the lectures. I am skeptical about any "cool" theory that can't be traced back to a peer reviewed study. People need to realize that really knowing something is very hard. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
- bayesianhorse 13y agoType in "contrafreeloading" to scholar.google.com. Instant flood of peer-reviewed study. By the way, "this person" in the lecture happens to be one of the preeminent researchers in behavioral economy...
- vladimirralev 13y agoI am sorry but I can't find a study that concludes "humans prefer pay for work over the same pay for no work". You are just trying to overwhelm me to go and read a vast library of articles. I found a few studies where the "work" was lever-pushing and the study was with children where as they age they are less and less stupid exactly as expected (by me) http://www.amsciepub.com/doi/abs/10.2466/pr0.1981.49.3.859?journalCode=pr0 http://www.amsciepub.com/doi/abs/10.2466/pr0.1981.49.3.859?j... So please try to refer me to a study that I can apply in a general office environment with people aged 30 and a real-world job so we can check the claim.