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 This site provides online guides for researching and learning about decision making, based on the course projects.
-See [[teaching:cndm:cndm#contents_of_the_guides|below]] for details on the kinds of resources contained in the guides.
+See [[teaching:cndm:cndm_guides#contents_of_the_guides|below]] for details on the kinds of resources contained in the guides.
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-A good first step for learning about a new topic is to identify a single influential article from that field and read it.  This can be challenging because such articles often assume that the reader will be familiar with the topic already, and you'll have a lot of [[teaching:cndm:cndm#questions_and_answers_based_on_the_article|questions]].  But when you finish, you'll be equipped with an understanding of the key terms, concepts, and unsolved problems for the field, and can then choose where to focus next.
+A good first step for learning about a new topic is to identify a single influential article from that field and read it.  This can be challenging because such articles often assume that the reader will be familiar with the topic already, and you'll have a lot of [[teaching:cndm:cndm_guides#questions_and_answers_based_on_the_article|questions]].  But when you finish, you'll be equipped with an understanding of the key terms, concepts, and unsolved problems for the field, and can then choose where to focus next.
 Most of the readings are review articles from journals like //Annual Review of Psychology//.  Several of the readings are chapters from the textbook //Neuroeconomics// (Glimcher and Fehr, Eds.).  Three of the readings are primary research articles.