Mistakes: How They Have Happened and How Some Might Be AvoidedNick Gardner, 2007. gada 30. marts - 330 lappuses A multidisciplinary examination of avoidable mistakes and their causes, drawing upon contributions from media analysis, political theory, forecasting technology and neuropsychology |
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Mistakes | 4 |
Media misinformation | |
Politics 61 | |
Forecasts 117 | |
Misinterpretation 143 | |
Decision making 173 | |
Some instructive mistakes 205 | |
Avoidance 245 | |
Solutions to the inference | |
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