How Can Groups Make Good Decisions

Imagine cleaning your house with your family. Dan Ariely and Mariano Sigman, like curious scientists, have been studying how we make decisions together by observing live crowds worldwide. In their engaging research, they uncover fascinating insights that could influence our political system. In today’s polarized world, Sigman suggests that understanding how groups interact and make decisions- much like how your family decides who cleans which room—could lead to innovative ways to build a healthier democracy. Just as effective communication and collaboration are key to efficiently cleaning your house, these principles are crucial for making collective decisions in society.  Click here to watch this Ted Talks