178 - Julia Nolte: Why We Avoid Difficult Decisions

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Jun 25, 202661:06Science & Medicine

This week, Enna chats with Dr. Julia Nolte, Assistant Professor of Economic Psychology at Tilburg University. Julia’s research examines how information management, risk perception, and decision-making change across adult...

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