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Zero-one decisions in crisis

Consequences for resource allocation, evaluation of others, risk taking, and learning in crises

08 April 2024
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“Crises often involve multiple problems, several fires that need to be controlled, even if not completely put out”

“We found some evidence that outcome bias may be more pronounced in crisis situations”

“When people believe they would be judged by outcome, they avoid taking risk”

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