Thinking, fast and slow / Daniel Kahneman.
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- 9780374275631
- 153.42 K14t 23
- A13
- Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics
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Part I: Two systems ; 1. The characters of the story ; 2. Attention and effort ; 3. The lazy controller ; 4. The associative machine ; 5. Cognitive ease ; 6. Norms, surprises, and causes ; 7. A machine for jumping to conclusions ; 8. How judgments happen ; 9. Answering an easier question -- Part II: Heuristics and biases ; 10. The law of small numbers ; 11. Anchors ; 12. The science of availability ; 13. Availability, emotion, and risk ; 14. Tom W's specialty ; 15. Linda: less is more ; 16. Causes trump statistics ; 17. Regression to the mean ; 18. Taming intuitive predictions -- Part III : Overconfidence ; 19. The illusion of understanding ; 20. The illusion of validity ; 21. Intuitions vs. formulas ; 22. Expert intuition: when can we trust it? ; 23. The outside view ; 24. The engine of capitalism -- Part IV : Choices ; 25. Bernoulli's errors ; 26. Prospect theory ; 27. The endowment effect ; 28. Bad events ; 29. The fourfold pattern ; 30. Rare events ; 31. Risk policies ; 32. Keeping score ; 33. Reversals ; 34. Frames and reality -- Part V : Two Selves ; 35. Two selves ; 36. Life as a story ; 37. Experienced well-being ; 38. Thinking about life -- Appendix A: Judgment under uncertainty -- Appendix Choices, values, and frames.
Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics
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