Dan Gilbert Returns to Harvard Law
Posted by The Situationist Staff on February 15, 2012
Tomorrow (2/16) Daniel Gilbert, Situationist friend, Professor of Psychology at Harvard University, author of Stumbling on Happiness, and host of the PBS television series This Emotional Life, returns to Harvard Law to deliver a talk entitled
“How To Do Precisely the Right Thing At All Possible Times.”
Most experts tell us what to decide but they don’t tell us how. So the moment we face a novel decision—should I move to Cleveland or Anchorage? Marry Jennifer or Joanne? Become an architect or a pastry chef?—we’re lost. Is it possible to do the right thing at all possible times? In fact, there is a simple method for making decisions that most people find easy to understand but impossible to follow. New research in psychology, neuroscience, and behavioral economics explains why.
February 16 – 4pm WCC – 2036 Milstein East C.
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Nate said
Will the talk be available online at some point?