Why do we make the decisions we do? In Thinking, Fast and Slow, Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman shows that our minds work in two ways: fast, intuitive thinking and slow, deliberate thinking. He explains how we are tripped up by error, bias and prejudice, even when we think we are being logical. The book also gives practical techniques to help you make better choices in life, work and money. It is one of the most influential psychology books of our time.
Daniel Kahneman was a psychologist and winner of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences. His research changed how the world understands human judgment and decision-making.
What You’ll Learn:
How “System 1” (fast, intuitive) and “System 2” (slow, rational) thinking work
Why we make errors and fall for biases, even when we feel certain
How first impressions and gut feelings shape our decisions
Why people fear losses more than they value gains
Practical ways to improve your judgment and decision-making
Perfect For: Students, professionals, entrepreneurs, investors, leaders and anyone curious about how the mind works. It is also a great gift for thoughtful readers.
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Key Features
Author: Daniel Kahneman Pages: 512 pages Publisher: Penguin Books Binding: Paperback Language: English