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ELDAR SHAFIR
Professor of Psychology and Public Affairs
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1988
 CASE STUDY
Which Shall I Choose?
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Psychology Department
Princeton University
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RESEARCH SUMMARY 
Most of the work focuses on descriptive analyses of inference, judgment, and decision making, and on issues related to behavioral economics. The research focuses primarily on how people make judgments and decisions in situations of conflict and uncertainty. What strategies do people employ in arriving at their decisions? Do these strategies lead to systematic biases and predictable errors? And what do these tell us about the way the mind processes the relevant information? Of particular interest is the contrast between normative and descriptive theories of rationality.
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