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PSYCHOLOGY AND LIFE
Classic early dissonance experiment by Festinger and Carlsmith.
Interviews
Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman examine the relationship between decision making and
the principles of availability, reasoning by similarity, anchoring effect, and risk aversion.
Psychologist Irving Janis discusses his study on the impact of groupthink on the Kennedy
administration’s decision to implement The Bay of Pigs operation.
Max Bazerman examines good and bad negotiating techniques.
Psychologist Leon Festinger examines how people come to love the things for which they suffer.
FILMS AND VIDEOS
Age of Intelligent Machines (1987). IU (AIMS), 29 minutes
Examines the world of artificial intelligence (AI) and expert systems. Looks at how a new
generation of machines can perform functions once thought impossible, such as diagnose illnesses,
create original art, and navigate jets. Explains that one of the major goals of AI research is to learn
how the human brain works and to duplicate the human ability to use judgment. Features
contributions by many leading researchers.
Can We Talk to the Animals?