Cognitive Training

Abstract

Modern economics must reflect that most modern people strive for personal development for self-actualization (HRD). The Ancient Greeks discovered in the 5th century BC the dialectic nature of excellent thinking. Continental Europe (Hegel) rediscovered dialectics as the method of history and Anglo-Saxon empiricism claimed the importance of falsification. Relating to contemporary scientists such as Kahneman and Baddeley, the dialectics and empiricism are combined to positivist dialectics as the primary method PDE. The chapter is complemented by appendices of Anna Vedel on the “big five” taxonomy and Torben Larsen reviewing neuroeconomic research.

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