Motivated Stopping and Motivated Continuation — LessWrong
While I disagree with some views of the Fast and Frugal crowd—in my opinion they make a few too many lemons into lemonade—it also seems to me that th…
x Motivated Stopping and Motivated Continuation — LessWrong Against Rationalization Motivated Reasoning Personal Blog 106 Motivated Stopping and Motivated Continuation by Eliezer Yudkowsky 28th Oct 2007 3 min read 8 106 While I disagree with some views of the Fast and Frugal crowd—in my opinion they make a few too many lemons into lemonade—it also seems to me that they tend to develop the most psychologically realistic models of any school of decision theory. Most experiments present the subjects with options, and the subject chooses an option, and that’s the experimental result. The frugalist
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