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Psychology of Decision-Making
Release Date: 2017-09-221. Basic Course Information
Course Code: 201152
Course Name: Psychology of Decision-Making
Course Type: Major Elective
Periods: 32 hours
Credits: 2
Target students: Undergraduates of Psychology
Assessment: Evaluation
2. Basic Course Introduction
Psychology of Decision-making is one of the major electives for the applied psychology students, and it introduces the human judgment and decision-making, especially the risk decision-making in economics. The course will explain the premises, basic hypotheses, theories and experimental facts of three norms (standardization, illustration and evolution), and focus on illustrative policy-making, research of decision-making in evolutionary norm, and the latest achievements of behaviour economics and neuro-economics in the field of risk decision-making.