2018
DOI: 10.4324/9781912453207
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Daniel Kahneman's Thinking, Fast and Slow

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“…Individuals seek cognitive shortcuts to avoid decision-making 'paralysis'-when faced with an overwhelming amount of possibly-relevant information-and allow them to process information efficiently enough to make choices (Gigerenzer and Selten, 2001). They combine 'rational' shortcuts, including trust in expertise and scientific sources, and 'irrational' shortcuts, to use their beliefs, emotions, habits, and familiarity with issues to identify policy problems and solutions (see Haidt, 2001;Kahneman, 2011;Lewis, 2013;Baumgartner, 2017;Jones and Thomas, 2017;Sloman and Fernbach, 2017). Therefore, we need to understand how they use such shortcuts to interpret their world, pay attention to issues, define issues as policy problems, and become more or less receptive to proposed solutions.…”
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“…Individuals seek cognitive shortcuts to avoid decision-making 'paralysis'-when faced with an overwhelming amount of possibly-relevant information-and allow them to process information efficiently enough to make choices (Gigerenzer and Selten, 2001). They combine 'rational' shortcuts, including trust in expertise and scientific sources, and 'irrational' shortcuts, to use their beliefs, emotions, habits, and familiarity with issues to identify policy problems and solutions (see Haidt, 2001;Kahneman, 2011;Lewis, 2013;Baumgartner, 2017;Jones and Thomas, 2017;Sloman and Fernbach, 2017). Therefore, we need to understand how they use such shortcuts to interpret their world, pay attention to issues, define issues as policy problems, and become more or less receptive to proposed solutions.…”
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“…Jos meillä ei ole nykyhetkessä reflektiota vaativaa epämääräistä tilannetta, käytämme todennäköisesti vähemmän kuormittavia ajattelun tapoja eli tukeudumme jo valmiisiin tapoihimme ja tottumuksiimme. Näissä kohdin Deweyn ajattelu vaikuttaa kaukonäköiseltä, sillä se muistuttaa kognitiotieteiden alalla nykyään vallitsevia duaaliprosessoinnin malleja siitä, miten ihmiskognitio soveltaa monesti vaistomaisia ja nopeita tietoisuutemme alapuolella tapahtuvia ajattelunmuotoja ja hidastaa vain poikkeustapauksissa kuluttamaan rajallista aikaa ja energiaa hitaampaan järkeilyyn ja uskomustenmuodostukseen (Evans & Stanovich 2013;Kahneman 2011).…”
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