Jonathan Mercer argued that this phenomenon explains why countries are obsessively concerned with their reputations in a study on "[this] and Strategy in the Korean War."
Jonathan Mercer argued that this phenomenon explains why countries are obsessively concerned with their reputations in a study on "[this] and Strategy in the Korean War." Jonathan Renshon examines this phenomenon as the "micro-foundation" of commitment problems in international relations. This concept's importance in political science is championed by Brown's Rose McDermott, who suggested an evolutionary model of it "and War." Antonio Damasio's studies of the Iowa Gambling Task showed the influence of this thing on (*) decision-making, in part by using patients with prefrontal cortex damage. Damasio's Somatic Marker hypothesis concerns this phenomenon, a model of which was verified in an experiment alleging injections of "Superoxin" and another which put an attractive interviewer on a rickety bridge. For 10 points, name this mental phenomenon explained by Schachter's two-factor theory.
Jonathan Mercer argued that this phenomenon explains why countries are obsessively concerned with their reputations in a study on "[this] and Strategy in the Korean War."
emotion