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Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman
Human's are systematically illogical.
Not only do we misinterpret situations, but we do so in a fairly consistent pattern -- All is not lost though...Becoming aware of these patterns of illogical thought is the first step to correcting it.
Inside you'll learn...
* Why frowning in certain situations might help you make better decisions (Ch. 14).
* Why we are more likely to put ourselves in danger and brave a snow storm to go to a baseball game if we have paid for the tickets - rather than acquire them for free (Ch. 32).
* Why initially poor performance is typically followed by improvement, and good performance will often decline (Ch. 17).
* Why we are inclined to unwittingly attribute personality traits and intentions to characters -- even if they are inanimate objects (Ch. 6).
* and much more!
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Not only do we misinterpret situations, but we do so in a fairly consistent pattern -- All is not lost though...Becoming aware of these patterns of illogical thought is the first step to correcting it.
Inside you'll learn...
* Why frowning in certain situations might help you make better decisions (Ch. 14).
* Why we are more likely to put ourselves in danger and brave a snow storm to go to a baseball game if we have paid for the tickets - rather than acquire them for free (Ch. 32).
* Why initially poor performance is typically followed by improvement, and good performance will often decline (Ch. 17).
* Why we are inclined to unwittingly attribute personality traits and intentions to characters -- even if they are inanimate objects (Ch. 6).
* and much more!
Scroll up now and "Click to Look Inside" to take a peek for yourself.
Brainy Book Reviews
Designed for smart people whose desire to improve their businesses and themselves exceeds the available time they have to do so, Brainy Book Reviews gives readers an efficient way to quickly go through and digest famous and well-loved titles.
Offering easy-to-read and comprehensive synopses of every chapter of bestselling books, each Brainy Book Review highlights the key ideas behind critically acclaimed titles, helping readers swiftly get the most out of a book.
Today, with hundreds of millions of different books in the market, time-efficiency is more important than ever for those who want to get the most out of their reading; Brainy Book Reviews give you an opinion and review of some of the most popular books on the market. These reviews are not intended to replace these titles, they are recommended to be used in addition.
Scroll up now and "Click to Look Inside" to take a peek for yourself.
95 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 6, 2013
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April 6, 2014
OK. Dragged a little but a massive amount of accessible wisdom. Helped to solve neck infection.
September 17, 2014
not easy to finish, but of critical importance in you're honking about thinking!
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