Ethics Matter: Dan Ariely on the Hidden Forces that Shape our Decisions

Nov 20, 2012

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Why do smart people cheat? Why do we eat more than we should or text while driving? In this funny and insightful talk, behavioral economist Dan Ariely explores the hidden factors that shape our most puzzling decisions and shows how emotions, peer pressure, and sheer irrationalism dictate our behavior.

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