- Title Pages
- Strüngmann Forum Reports
- The Ernst Strüngmann Forum
- List of Contributors
- Preface
-
1 Better Than Conscious? -
2 Conscious and Nonconscious Processes -
3 The Role of Value Systems in Decision Making -
4 Neurobiology of Decision Making -
5 Brain Signatures of Social Decision Making -
6 Neuronal Correlates of Decision Making -
7 The Evolution of Implicit and Explicit Decision Making -
8 Passive Parallel Automatic Minimalist Processing -
9 How Culture and Brain Mechanisms Interact in Decision Making -
10 Marr, Memory, and Heuristics -
11 Explicit and Implicit Strategies in Decision Making -
12 How Evolution Outwits Bounded Rationality -
13 The Evolutionary Biology of Decision Making -
14 Gene–Culture Coevolution and the Evolution of Social Institutions -
15 Individual Decision Making and the Evolutionary Roots of Institutions -
16 The Neurobiology of Individual Decision Making, Dualism, and Legal Accountability -
17 Conscious and Nonconscious Cognitive Processes in Jurors’ Decisions -
18 Institutions for Intuitive Man -
19 Institutional Design Capitalizing on the Intuitive Nature of Decision Making - Name Index
- Subject Index
The Role of Value Systems in Decision Making
The Role of Value Systems in Decision Making
- Chapter:
- (p.51) 3 The Role of Value Systems in Decision Making
- Source:
- Better Than Conscious?
- Author(s):
Peter Dayan
- Publisher:
- The MIT Press
Values, rewards, and costs play a central role in economic, statistical, and psychological notions of decision making. They also have surprisingly direct neural realizations. This chapter discusses the ways in which different value systems interact with different decision-making systems to fashion and shape affectively appropriate behavior in complex environments. Forms of deliberative and automatic decision making are interpreted as sharing a common purpose rather than serving different or non-normative goals.
Keywords: Strüngmann Forum Reports, automatic decision making, deliberative decision making, reinforcement learning, value systems
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- Title Pages
- Strüngmann Forum Reports
- The Ernst Strüngmann Forum
- List of Contributors
- Preface
-
1 Better Than Conscious? -
2 Conscious and Nonconscious Processes -
3 The Role of Value Systems in Decision Making -
4 Neurobiology of Decision Making -
5 Brain Signatures of Social Decision Making -
6 Neuronal Correlates of Decision Making -
7 The Evolution of Implicit and Explicit Decision Making -
8 Passive Parallel Automatic Minimalist Processing -
9 How Culture and Brain Mechanisms Interact in Decision Making -
10 Marr, Memory, and Heuristics -
11 Explicit and Implicit Strategies in Decision Making -
12 How Evolution Outwits Bounded Rationality -
13 The Evolutionary Biology of Decision Making -
14 Gene–Culture Coevolution and the Evolution of Social Institutions -
15 Individual Decision Making and the Evolutionary Roots of Institutions -
16 The Neurobiology of Individual Decision Making, Dualism, and Legal Accountability -
17 Conscious and Nonconscious Cognitive Processes in Jurors’ Decisions -
18 Institutions for Intuitive Man -
19 Institutional Design Capitalizing on the Intuitive Nature of Decision Making - Name Index
- Subject Index
