Collaboration between Amos and another researcher

Why did the authors choose demonstrations over standard experiments?

What is a recurrent theme mentioned in the text regarding stories of success?

How was the reaction to the authors' work on biases generally perceived?

What was the primary goal of the authors' research on decision making under uncertainty?

How did the authors' research on judgment impact social science?

What was the criticism faced by the authors regarding their focus on biases?

What was a key reason for the broad appeal of 'heuristics and biases' outside psychology?

The inclusion of full text questions in articles aimed to help readers:

Why was the choice of method crucial in the articles discussed?

Readers were more likely to question the assumption of human rationality after:

What could have made the articles less noteworthy and less memorable according to the text?

What did the use of demonstrations in articles enable scholars to do?

What was one of the great joys the author found in collaborating with Amos?

How did the author describe Amos as a thinker?

What was the focus of the author's and Amos' lives for the next fourteen years?

How did the author and Amos approach their research questions?

What was the main aim of the experiments conducted by the author and Amos?

How did the author describe the balance between them and Amos in terms of understanding each other?

What was effective in ensuring that the relevant words were easily recalled for the first task?

What made responding correctly in the second column more challenging?

What did the author experience while trying to carry out a task but being interfered by an automatic response?

What common experience does the author describe related to diverting attention from an oddly dressed couple at a restaurant?

What struggle do many drivers face in hard winters according to the text?

What is a common experience mentioned in the text that every human being has had?

What term is used to describe those who are more alert, intellectually active, and less willing to be satisfied with superficially attractive answers?

What would Keith Stanovich call individuals who are more rational?

What would individuals who avoid the sin of intellectual sloth be called according to the text?

In the famous experiment by Walter Mischel, what was the small reward offered to the children?

What did the children have to do to receive a larger reward in Walter Mischel's experiment?

What was the purpose of the bell given to the children in Walter Mischel's experiment?

What is one of the functions of the law according to the text?

In the context of a nation ruled by an authoritarian government, what may be a consequence?

What is crucial in knowing who has power to make and enforce laws in most nations?

What is a recurring theme in politics and law according to the text?

According to the PNG Constitution, what should be paramount when law is used to resolve disputes?

What is a fundamental expectation when law is called upon to resolve a societal dispute?

According to Aristotle, how did he combine moral principles with legal principles?

What is the primary focus of jurisprudence as mentioned in the text?

In Black's Law Dictionary, how is law defined?

What distinguishes natural law from legal positivism as per the text?

What characterizes 'lawless' behavior according to the text?

How do natural law and legal positivism differ in their approach to the source of law?

What is the purpose of categorizing law according to the text?

In the context of law, why is fairness or justice essential for societal respect and obedience?

Why is public law important in legal systems?

What role does the provision and section 41 play in legal systems?

Why is the categorization of law the first step in determining applicable law in plural legal systems?

How does the text suggest law can sometimes lead to injustice in individual cases?