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9 Jul 2023: cost to the other party’.2 Such behaviour, while regarded as universal and in some sense ‘natural’ by the axioms of neoclassical economics, is probably confined to a minority of human ... evolved to the point of being a sociopathic institution, at

9 Jul 2023: s war-time experiments and their peacetime industrial applications.11 Human Resource Management (HRM) built upon these early developments, drawing on industrial psychology theories of motivation, behavioural theories of job enlargement ... and enrichment,

9 Jul 2023: and customers, and use the information to shape their behaviour. While in the short-term,. ... like being unable to explain an ML application’s behaviour to a regulator or court) and to get.

9 Jul 2023: Generally speaking, it concluded: - ‘Euro-American psychology (and the HR school of thought was predominantly a psychological one) has dominated the others due to the massive export of its products to ... 11 . argues that Mayo’s ideas on

12 Dec 2023: fuels, and bioenergy with carbon capture and storage will also play a role. ... to facilitate transparency as to the model behaviour.

7 Dec 2023: The field of behavioural economics attempts to construct improved models ofhuman behaviour by incorporating insights drawn from experimental psychology, notably the existence ofthe endowment effect, and other cognitive biases including loss