Social Psychology for Making Better Decisions in an Ambiguous World / Asako Miura

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Social Science
[Introduction to Contents]
◆ Human beings have an urge to "quickly answer"
◆ How can we deal with such an urge?
◆ Techniques for making "better judgment" from the perspective of social psychology
Do you have the "power to bear ambiguity"?
Human beings are not good at ambiguous situations.
Because we feel anxiety and in some cases, our lives are in danger because we cannot predict "what will happen next".
In our daily life, there are many ambiguous and uncertain scenes such as "too much information", "ambiguous situations", and "first experience".
Then, people try to answer quickly and get out of ambiguous situations to avoid discomfort, but it does not necessarily lead to "better judgment".
How can we make a calm judgment even in ambiguous situations, and
get closer to a better future?
How can we make a calm judgment even in ambiguous situations, and
get closer to a better future?
This book answers this question.
In each chapter, in addition to the knowledge and ideas of social psychology that can be utilized in daily life
People who want to learn the flexible judgment We tackle this challenge with a variety of approaches including laboratory experiments, social research, and quantitative text analysis.
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