Emotional choice theory

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Delves into melodrama in American film, revealing moral truths through pathos and action.

Introduces choice models focusing on quantitative attributes and modeling heterogeneity.

Introduces the specification of the deterministic part in choice models, focusing on quantitative attributes and modeling heterogeneity.

Covers the specification of the deterministic part in choice models.

Covers the specification of choice models with qualitative attributes and discusses modeling heterogeneity through segmentation.

Discusses predicting future behavior and analyzing outliers in choice models.

Explores preference elicitation, latent variables, and the impact of external events on decision-making.

Explores piecewise linear specifications in choice models and their impact on sensitivity to travel time.

Introduces the piecewise linear specification in choice models, illustrating how sensitivity to travel time varies.

Explores how choice modeling predicts human behavior and quantifies preferences in various scenarios.

Covers the theoretical foundations of choice theory and its key components for decision making.

Explores choice models to predict consumer behavior and market shares.

Explores the Optima case study, analyzing attitudes and mode choice.

Covers the theoretical foundations of choice theory, decision makers, alternatives, attributes, decision rules, utility, and behavioral assumptions.

Covers microsimulation and aggregate market shares calculation based on choice models.

Delves into human decision-making beyond rationality, exploring concepts like the decoy effect.

Explores the use of choice models to predict consumer behavior in various contexts.

Explores microeconomic consumer theory, utility maximization, optimization problems, and decision-making models.

Introduces behavior modeling through a simple example, focusing on analyzing the market for electric cars.

Discusses predicting future behavior, identifying outliers, and improving model specification.

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