How basic are behavioral biases? Evidence from capuchin monkey trading behavior

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The evolution of decision-making under risk: Framing effects in monkey risk preferences

Laurie Santos primat akrabalarımızın karar verme şekline bakıp insanların mantık dışı karar vermelerinin kökenlerine bakıyor. Maymunekonomisi'nde zekice yapılmış bir dizi deney  saçma seçimlerimizin aynısını maymunların da yaptığını gösteriyor.

Laurie Santos: Bizimki kadar mantık dışı bir maymun ekonomisi

Humans are celebrated for their intelligence, but their decision making can be embarrassingly flawed. By teaching capuchin monkeys to use tokens as money, researchers discovered that monkeys fell into the same predictable financial traps as people. The monkeys spent their entire budgets, ignored saving, and even stole tokens, just like humans. These biases may date back 35 million years, revealing that our irrational choices are rooted deep in our evolutionary past.

Monkeys Mirror Our Irrational Money Mistakes

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