Making decisions involves a gradual accumulation of facts that support one choice or another. A person choosing a college might weigh factors such as course selection, institutional reputation and the quality of future job prospects.
But if the wrong choice is made, Princeton University researchers have found that it might be ...
Bad Decisions Arise From Faulty Information, Not Faulty Brain Circuits
Posted On Wednesday, April 17, 2013 By USA Education News. Under NEW JERSEY Tags: Carlos Brody, Matthew Botvinick, Molecular Biology, Princeton Neuroscience Institute, psychology
Making decisions involves a gradual accumulation of facts that support one choice or another. A person choosing a college might weigh factors such as course selection, institutional reputation and the quality of future job prospects.
But if the wrong choice is made, Princeton University researchers have found that it might be ...
Exploring The Crossroads Of Genetics And Policy
Posted On Friday, December 14, 2012 By USA Education News. Under NEW JERSEY Tags: Keith Wailoo, Molecular Biology, president of Princeton University, Shirley M. Tilghman
"Genes and Justice."
That unexpected combination of words led to the "question of the day" that lit up on a screen in front of 26 Princeton undergraduates: "What changes in policy and society, if any, are needed to ensure that genetic evidence produces true justice?"
Seated together at one end of a ...
