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Influence from beyond the grave
(featured image credit: MemoryCatcher) How our relationship with a dead person guides the choices we make Have a look around you, and pick the first object that your eye catches. How much is it worth, would you say? Maybe you’re trying … Continue reading
Posted in Behavioural economics, Emotions, Morality, Psychology
Tagged death, decision making, inherent motivation
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