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The document provides instructions for a documentary review assignment. Students are asked to watch the first 22 minutes of a Dan Gilbert video on why people make bad decisions. They then need to answer 3 questions identifying 2 types of decision biases discussed in the video, providing their own examples for each bias from their own lives. The responses will be graded on a scale of 0 to 15 points for each question based on how accurately and completely the biases are described and aligned with the video examples. An additional 5 points are awarded for the overall assignment submission.
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