According to Daniel Kahneman, we don't think of our future as experiences, but as ____.
Question 5 options:
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the people we want to experience the future with |
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anticipated memories |
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how to make the best use of our limited time |
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a cost-benefit analysis of experiences |
Answer is option b)
according to Daniel kahneman,
we think of our future as anticipated memories.
According to Daniel Kahneman, we don't think of our future as experiences, but as ____. Question...
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