Psychological impacts and effects of economical and business area
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| 520 | 3 | |a This thesis investigates the dynamic between psychology and international economic systems, highlighting the role human Behavior plays in shaping economic choices. It kicks off with an extensive introduction to psychological theory, explaining key principles and the mental processes that affect decision-making and individual well-being. The analysis, through my survey, includes a review of personality types, aiming to show how these variations influence economic activity.The thesis argues that economic choices are embedded within a psychological context, influenced significantly by the mental compounds of those making the decisions. This two-way interaction underscores the need to grasp the cognitive and emotional elements driving economic Behavior.It raises important inquiries about how to lessen the effects of human misjudgements in economic settings: Which methods can counteract irrational Behaviors, and what approaches can foster more rational decision-making? The thesis suggests practical measures and policy considerations that might enhance economic results.In conclusion, it reflects on the future trajectory of this interdisciplinary area, pointing out directions for further exploration and development. By weaving psychological understanding into economic frameworks and practices, the study aspires to foster a deeper appreciation of leveraging human Behavior for better economic stability and prosperity. | |
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| 700 | 1 | |a Pogátsa Zoltán |e ths | |
| 700 | 1 | |a Tóth Dr. László |e ths | |
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