Today’s leaders face many complex, high-stakes decisions that can’t be managed through traditional risk frameworks alone.

New research from Simon Fraser University (SFU) shows that people can make better decisions by more carefully considering how their choices are interconnected. Why do people make the choices they do?

It could be the mundane decisions of daily life, like choosing what to order for dinner or from an endless stream of shows on Netflix. Or it could be the more meaningful (potentially life-altering) ...

Nearly all animals with complex nervous systems, including mammals, birds, fish, and reptiles, have brains, yet we're still very far from fully understanding what parts of the brain do what. That's ...

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