Is it more likely to be killed by a falling airplane while you are sleeping in your house or by a shark while you are swimming in the ocean? Would you rather pay insurance for the first or for the second of the rnaforementioned scenarios? "Straight Choices" offers advice on similar practical questions (mainly more plausible ones) and on how to make "good" decisions. This concrete approach, grounded on a scholarly rigorous reasoning, makes the book suitable for both students and researchers alike in the fields of psychology, economics, and philosophy.
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