Why We Make Bad Decisions by Noreena Hertz. Opinion. The New York Times. October 19, 2013.
(1) Studies have shown that __________________ patients are misdiagnosed.
(2) An estimated __________ hospital deaths each could have been prevented with the proper disease diagnosis.
(3) A study at Emory University showed that when confronted with the expert, the independent decision-making parts of many subjects brains ________________________.
(4) It is crucial not only to ask questions of experts but also ____________.
(5) How does optimism distort decision-making?
(6) We need to push ourselves to hear ________ as well as the __________.
(7) The author learned in his research that the super-confident ________________ did not always perform well.
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