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Why Some Surgeons Make Irrational Decisions: The Empirical Case for Acquiescing to Intuition [1]

Submitted by mferguson [2] on Sat, 2017-12-16 08:14

The authors demonstrate that, even when we rationally understand which of two choices is more likely to pay off, up to half of us will rely on gut feelings instead.  

Source name: 
Psychological Science
Resource link: 
http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0956797617723377 [3]
Taxonomy: 
Professional Development [4]
Subspecialty(ies): 
Cardiac [5]
Congenital [6]
Clinical Care Providers [7]
Thoracic [8]
Author(s): 
Daniel K Walco, Jane L Risen
Source URL:https://spb-cts.freelock.com/jans/why-some-surgeons-make-irrational-decisions-empirical-case-acquiescing-intuition

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