Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is Prof. Matt McCormick's lecture on Kahneman for his Inductive Logic, Phil 61, course at California State University, Sacramento. In it we discuss biases that distort our decision making, such as overestimation, overweighting, vividness, narrow framing and keeping score. Risk policies, expected value calculations, and broad framing can make for better decisions.
This is Prof. Matt McCormick's lecture on Kahneman for his Inductive Logic, Phil 61, course at California State University, Sacramento. In it we discuss biases that distort our decision making, such as overestimation, overweighting, vividness, narrow framing and keeping score. Risk policies, expected value calculations, and broad framing can make for better decisions.










