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11230-01 - Lecture: Evidence-based Decision Making (3 CP)

Semester spring semester 2020
Course frequency Every spring sem.
Lecturers Rui Mata (rui.mata@unibas.ch)
Content The behavioral sciences, such as psychology and economics, have developed a number of tech-niques to gain insights from empirical evidence to help both single individuals, groups, and policy makers make better decisions in disparate domains, including management, marketing, and health-care. The lecture will provide a general introduction to evidence-based decision making, including some of the techniques that have emerged in the past years to help decision makers make informed choices. The lecture will cover such topics as the formalization of judgments and decisions of clinicians and managers using algorithms, the use of experimental and natural experiments to infer the causal power of behavior-change interventions, and the emergence of meta-analyses as sources of informed decisions to policy makers. The theoretical principles and examples will be illustrated with a series of hands-on tutorials to facilitate understanding as well as the application of the techniques in real-world settings.
Bibliography Readings will be provided during the lecture.
Comments Es handelt sich um die vormalige Vorlesung "Urteilen und Entscheiden II".

ACHTUNG: Ab FS21 wird diese Vorlesung ausschliesslich im Modul "Kognitionspsychologie" angeboten.

 

Admission requirements Abgeschlossenes Propädeutikum.
Language of instruction English
Use of digital media Online course
Course auditors welcome

 

Interval Weekday Time Room

No dates available. Please contact the lecturer.

Modules Module: Cognitive Psychology (Bachelor's Studies: Psychology)
Module: Economic Psychology (Bachelor's Studies: Psychology)
Assessment format record of achievement
Assessment details Take Home Exam, Deadline 26.5.20.
Assessment registration/deregistration Reg.: course registration, dereg: cancel course registration
Repeat examination no repeat examination
Scale 1-6 0,5
Repeated registration as often as necessary
Responsible faculty Faculty of Psychology, studiendekanat-psychologie@unibas.ch
Offered by Faculty of Psychology

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