Daniel Kahneman, the Nobel Prize-winning psychologist who helped debunk the notion that people tend to make rational economic decisions, has died at age 90. Even if he (over)simplified the underlying neuroscience research to some extent, he was a great spokesperson for how strongly emotions influence human thinking and decision making. Kahneman's System-1 and System-2 thinking has become a popular because practical concept. He and other major contributors from cognitive science and neuro science shed light on why emotional triggers work: * Emotions are fast (Kahneman) The limbic brain hosting the emotional values works with 11.000 Bits/sec while the brain’s cognitive parts work with 80 Bits/sec. * Emotions are low effort. Don’t make me think does not work for UX alone. Cook/UCLA proved that emotional ads were more impactful while logical/rational persuasions take more effort. * Emotions are complex but centered. While the cognitive brain areas are more interconnected with our limbic brain than we thought, the limbic brain plays a central role. Damasio/MIT proved that people with damaged limbic brain do hard making decisions. * Emotions are linked with memories. Emotions and memories are “stored together” (G.Bower) and better remembered (Cook). Kahneman's influence on our view of emotions and thinking cannot be overestimated. Even in the GenAI context of developing prompt chains through Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), we can see applications of his approach. Daniel Kahnemann has passed away, but his work remains. Thank you Daniel Kahneman! #kahneman #emotion #decisionmaking #marketing
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Daniel Kahneman, the Nobel Prize-winning psychologist who helped debunk the notion that people tend to make rational economic decisions, has died at age 90. Even if he (over)simplified the underlying neuroscience research to some extent, he was a great spokesperson for how strongly emotions influence human thinking and decision making. Kahneman's System-1 and System-2 thinking has become a popular because practical concept. He and other major contributors from cognitive science and neuro science shed light on why emotional triggers work: * Emotions are fast (Kahneman) The limbic brain hosting the emotional values works with 11.000 Bits/sec while the brain’s cognitive parts work with 80 Bits/sec. * Emotions are low effort. Don’t make me think does not work for UX alone. Cook/UCLA proved that emotional ads were more impactful while logical/rational persuasions take more effort. * Emotions are complex but centered. While the cognitive brain areas are more interconnected with our limbic brain than we thought, the limbic brain plays a central role. Damasio/MIT proved that people with damaged limbic brain do hard making decisions. * Emotions are linked with memories. Emotions and memories are “stored together” (G.Bower) and better remembered (Cook). Kahneman's influence on our view of emotions and thinking cannot be overestimated. Even in the GenAI context of developing prompt chains through Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), we can see applications of his approach. Daniel Kahnemann has passed away, but his work remains. Thank you Daniel Kahneman! #kahneman #emotion #decisionmaking #marketing
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Daniel Kahneman, the Nobel Prize-winning psychologist who helped debunk the notion that people tend to make rational economic decisions, has died at age 90. Even if he (over)simplified the underlying neuroscience research to some extent, he was a great spokesperson for how strongly emotions influence human thinking and decision making. Kahneman's System-1 and System-2 thinking has become a popular because practical concept. He and other major contributors from cognitive science and neuro science shed light on why emotional triggers work: * Emotions are fast (Kahneman) The limbic brain hosting the emotional values works with 11.000 Bits/sec while the brain’s cognitive parts work with 80 Bits/sec. * Emotions are low effort. Don’t make me think does not work for UX alone. Cook/UCLA proved that emotional ads were more impactful while logical/rational persuasions take more effort. * Emotions are complex but centered. While the cognitive brain areas are more interconnected with our limbic brain than we thought, the limbic brain plays a central role. Damasio/MIT proved that people with damaged limbic brain do hard making decisions. * Emotions are linked with memories. Emotions and memories are “stored together” (G.Bower) and better remembered (Cook). Kahneman's influence on our view of emotions and thinking cannot be overestimated. Even in the GenAI context of developing prompt chains through Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), we can see applications of his approach. Daniel Kahnemann has passed away, but his work remains. Thank you Daniel Kahneman! #kahneman #emotion #decisionmaking #marketing
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PhD. Neurocientífico. Experto en neuromarketing, neuropsicólogo, neuroeducación y ergonomía cognitiva aplicada a SST. Docente en 36 universidades, 13 países, Europa, Estados Unidos, Latinoamérica.
COGNITIVE BIAS ARE THE BASIS OF SYSTEM 1 (OUR OLD MIND) Taken and adapted from the book of my authorship: NEUROMARKETING: DECIPHERING THE SECRETS OF THE CONSUMER'S MIND. Available on Amazon at: https://lnkd.in/eDBwFJvC #MenteHazadorGatherer 🧠 #Sistema1 🔄 #Marketing⚡ #marketingdigital #Advertising #NeuroscienceForAll 📚 #Neuroventas #Sales Cognitive biases represent algorithms that establish a connection between a stimulus and a pre-established response, constituting systematic patterns of deviation from reality in the way individuals process and perceive information, which can result in incorrect judgments and inappropriate decisions. These cognitive biases are unavoidable, given that human cognition has restrictions and limited abilities to process and analyze all the information it receives. Cognitive biases have emerged as adaptive mechanisms in the human psyche, promoting agile and effective decision-making in contexts of constant uncertainty. These cognitive or heuristic links enabled our ancestors to respond promptly to threats or challenges with restricted information, an essential factor for survival. However, in the contemporary framework, such biases can lead to irrational or suboptimal decisions. Evolutionary theory postulates that the persistence of these mechanisms is attributed to their historical effectiveness in risk contexts. Knowing how this mental system works is key to understanding human behavior and how to enhance it. I invite you to get to know him. REFERENCIA Mercier, H., & Sperber, D. (Eds.). (2017). The enigma of reason. Harvard University Press. #management
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COGNITIVE BIAS ARE THE BASIS OF SYSTEM 1 (OUR OLD MIND) Taken and adapted from the book of my authorship: NEUROMARKETING: DECIPHERING THE SECRETS OF THE CONSUMER'S MIND. Available on Amazon at: https://lnkd.in/eDBwFJvC #MenteHazadorGatherer 🧠 #Sistema1 🔄 #Marketing⚡ #marketingdigital #Advertising #NeuroscienceForAll 📚 #Neuroventas #Sales Cognitive biases represent algorithms that establish a connection between a stimulus and a pre-established response, constituting systematic patterns of deviation from reality in the way individuals process and perceive information, which can result in incorrect judgments and inappropriate decisions. These cognitive biases are unavoidable, given that human cognition has restrictions and limited abilities to process and analyze all the information it receives. Cognitive biases have emerged as adaptive mechanisms in the human psyche, promoting agile and effective decision-making in contexts of constant uncertainty. These cognitive or heuristic links enabled our ancestors to respond promptly to threats or challenges with restricted information, an essential factor for survival. However, in the contemporary framework, such biases can lead to irrational or suboptimal decisions. Evolutionary theory postulates that the persistence of these mechanisms is attributed to their historical effectiveness in risk contexts. Knowing how this mental system works is key to understanding human behavior and how to enhance it. I invite you to get to know him. REFERENCIA Mercier, H., & Sperber, D. (Eds.). (2017). The enigma of reason. Harvard University Press. #neuromarketing
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COGNITIVE BIAS ARE THE BASIS OF SYSTEM 1 (OUR OLD MIND) Taken and adapted from the book of my authorship: NEUROMARKETING: DECIPHERING THE SECRETS OF THE CONSUMER'S MIND. Available on Amazon at: https://lnkd.in/eDBwFJvC #MenteHazadorGatherer 🧠 #Sistema1 🔄 #Marketing⚡ #marketingdigital #Advertising #NeuroscienceForAll 📚 #Neuroventas #Sales Cognitive biases represent algorithms that establish a connection between a stimulus and a pre-established response, constituting systematic patterns of deviation from reality in the way individuals process and perceive information, which can result in incorrect judgments and inappropriate decisions. These cognitive biases are unavoidable, given that human cognition has restrictions and limited abilities to process and analyze all the information it receives. Cognitive biases have emerged as adaptive mechanisms in the human psyche, promoting agile and effective decision-making in contexts of constant uncertainty. These cognitive or heuristic links enabled our ancestors to respond promptly to threats or challenges with restricted information, an essential factor for survival. However, in the contemporary framework, such biases can lead to irrational or suboptimal decisions. Evolutionary theory postulates that the persistence of these mechanisms is attributed to their historical effectiveness in risk contexts. Knowing how this mental system works is key to understanding human behavior and how to enhance it. I invite you to get to know him. REFERENCIA Mercier, H., & Sperber, D. (Eds.). (2017). The enigma of reason. Harvard University Press. #branding
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COGNITIVE BIAS ARE THE BASIS OF SYSTEM 1 (OUR OLD MIND) Taken and adapted from the book of my authorship: NEUROMARKETING: DECIPHERING THE SECRETS OF THE CONSUMER'S MIND. Available on Amazon at: https://lnkd.in/eDBwFJvC #MenteHazadorGatherer 🧠 #Sistema1 🔄 #Marketing⚡ #marketingdigital #Advertising #NeuroscienceForAll 📚 #Neuroventas #Sales Cognitive biases represent algorithms that establish a connection between a stimulus and a pre-established response, constituting systematic patterns of deviation from reality in the way individuals process and perceive information, which can result in incorrect judgments and inappropriate decisions. These cognitive biases are unavoidable, given that human cognition has restrictions and limited abilities to process and analyze all the information it receives. Cognitive biases have emerged as adaptive mechanisms in the human psyche, promoting agile and effective decision-making in contexts of constant uncertainty. These cognitive or heuristic links enabled our ancestors to respond promptly to threats or challenges with restricted information, an essential factor for survival. However, in the contemporary framework, such biases can lead to irrational or suboptimal decisions. Evolutionary theory postulates that the persistence of these mechanisms is attributed to their historical effectiveness in risk contexts. Knowing how this mental system works is key to understanding human behavior and how to enhance it. I invite you to get to know him. REFERENCIA Mercier, H., & Sperber, D. (Eds.). (2017). The enigma of reason. Harvard University Press. #marketing
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COGNITIVE BIAS ARE THE BASIS OF SYSTEM 1 (OUR OLD MIND) Taken and adapted from the book of my authorship: NEUROMARKETING: DECIPHERING THE SECRETS OF THE CONSUMER'S MIND. Available on Amazon at: https://lnkd.in/eDBwFJvC #MenteHazadorGatherer 🧠 #Sistema1 🔄 #Marketing⚡ #marketingdigital #Advertising #NeuroscienceForAll 📚 #Neuroventas #Sales Cognitive biases represent algorithms that establish a connection between a stimulus and a pre-established response, constituting systematic patterns of deviation from reality in the way individuals process and perceive information, which can result in incorrect judgments and inappropriate decisions. These cognitive biases are unavoidable, given that human cognition has restrictions and limited abilities to process and analyze all the information it receives. Cognitive biases have emerged as adaptive mechanisms in the human psyche, promoting agile and effective decision-making in contexts of constant uncertainty. These cognitive or heuristic links enabled our ancestors to respond promptly to threats or challenges with restricted information, an essential factor for survival. However, in the contemporary framework, such biases can lead to irrational or suboptimal decisions. Evolutionary theory postulates that the persistence of these mechanisms is attributed to their historical effectiveness in risk contexts. Knowing how this mental system works is key to understanding human behavior and how to enhance it. I invite you to get to know him. REFERENCIA Mercier, H., & Sperber, D. (Eds.). (2017). The enigma of reason. Harvard University Press. #digitalmarketing
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COGNITIVE BIAS ARE THE BASIS OF SYSTEM 1 (OUR OLD MIND) Taken and adapted from the book of my authorship: NEUROMARKETING: DECIPHERING THE SECRETS OF THE CONSUMER'S MIND. Available on Amazon at: https://lnkd.in/eDBwFJvC #MenteHazadorGatherer 🧠 #Sistema1 🔄 #Marketing⚡ #marketingdigital #Advertising #NeuroscienceForAll 📚 #Neuroventas #Sales Cognitive biases represent algorithms that establish a connection between a stimulus and a pre-established response, constituting systematic patterns of deviation from reality in the way individuals process and perceive information, which can result in incorrect judgments and inappropriate decisions. These cognitive biases are unavoidable, given that human cognition has restrictions and limited abilities to process and analyze all the information it receives. Cognitive biases have emerged as adaptive mechanisms in the human psyche, promoting agile and effective decision-making in contexts of constant uncertainty. These cognitive or heuristic links enabled our ancestors to respond promptly to threats or challenges with restricted information, an essential factor for survival. However, in the contemporary framework, such biases can lead to irrational or suboptimal decisions. Evolutionary theory postulates that the persistence of these mechanisms is attributed to their historical effectiveness in risk contexts. Knowing how this mental system works is key to understanding human behavior and how to enhance it. I invite you to get to know him. REFERENCIA Mercier, H., & Sperber, D. (Eds.). (2017). The enigma of reason. Harvard University Press. #mobilemarketing
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COGNITIVE BIAS ARE THE BASIS OF SYSTEM 1 (OUR OLD MIND) Taken and adapted from the book of my authorship: NEUROMARKETING: DECIPHERING THE SECRETS OF THE CONSUMER'S MIND. Available on Amazon at: https://lnkd.in/eDBwFJvC #MenteHazadorGatherer 🧠 #Sistema1 🔄 #Marketing⚡ #marketingdigital #Advertising #NeuroscienceForAll 📚 #Neuroventas #Sales Cognitive biases represent algorithms that establish a connection between a stimulus and a pre-established response, constituting systematic patterns of deviation from reality in the way individuals process and perceive information, which can result in incorrect judgments and inappropriate decisions. These cognitive biases are unavoidable, given that human cognition has restrictions and limited abilities to process and analyze all the information it receives. Cognitive biases have emerged as adaptive mechanisms in the human psyche, promoting agile and effective decision-making in contexts of constant uncertainty. These cognitive or heuristic links enabled our ancestors to respond promptly to threats or challenges with restricted information, an essential factor for survival. However, in the contemporary framework, such biases can lead to irrational or suboptimal decisions. Evolutionary theory postulates that the persistence of these mechanisms is attributed to their historical effectiveness in risk contexts. Knowing how this mental system works is key to understanding human behavior and how to enhance it. I invite you to get to know him. REFERENCIA Mercier, H., & Sperber, D. (Eds.). (2017). The enigma of reason. Harvard University Press. #ecommerce
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