Guest Talk by Manos Konstantinidis (University of Warwick) on "Sources of information and confidence in experiential risky choice".

Research on experiential risky choice (or feedback-based decision making) has traditionally focused on identifying and explaining differences relative to description-based choice. In experiential choice, people learn about the instrumental value of their options (outcomes and probabilities) through repeated choice and feedback. In contrast, description-based choice involves decisions based on idealised statistical summaries. These two sources of information have often been studied in isolation, even though real-world decisions typically require integrating both descriptive summaries and personal experience.

Online access: https://shorturl.at/0dWYD

More information on the guest speaker: https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/psych/people/konstantinidis/