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Thinking, Fast and Slow by Kahneman

Thinking, Fast and Slow is an internationally renowned book written for anyone interested in personal well-being and human development.
The book gives a schematic explanation of how people can make better choices by describing how our thinking interprets past, future, and present situations in correct and incorrect ways.

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Part 1: How do fast thinking and slow thinking work? Chapters 1-9
Part 2: How do heuristics and biases work? Chapters 10-18
Part 3: In what ways can you get overconfident? Chapters 19-24
Part 4: How do you make choices and decisions? Chapters 25-34
Part 5: What is the effect of fast and slow thinking on your experiences, choices and well-being? Chapters 35-38
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What distinguishes fast and slow thinking? - Chapter 1

How do fast and slow thinking deal with effortful tasks? - Chapter 2

How does the 'lazy control' of slow thinking work? - Chapter 3

How does the 'associative machinery' of fast thinking work? - Chapter 4

When is your mind at ease? - Chapter 5

How does your mind deal with surprises? - Chapter 6

Why do people so often jump to conclusions? - Chapter 7

How are your judgments formed? – Chapter 8

How do you generate an intuitive opinion on a complex problem? – Chapter 9

When should researchers be more suspicious of their statistical intuitions? – Chapter 10

How do unknown quantities enhance bias in your mind? – Chapter 11

How do unknown frequencies enhance bias in your mind? – Chapter 12

How do risk and availability enhance bias in your mind? - Chapter 13

How do you prevent false intuitive judgement? - Chapter 14

How is fallacy formed in you mind? - Chapter 15

How does causally connected storytelling enhance bias in you mind? - Chapter 16

How does causal interpretation enhance bias in you mind? - Chapter 17

How can you tame and correct your intuitive predictions? - Chapter 18

Why is every success story you read or hear often wrong? - Chapter 19

How does the illusion of validity make you overconfident in your ability to predict the future? - Chapter 20

How can you use statistics to correct intuitions? - Chapter 21

When do your judgments reflect true expertise? – Chapter 22

What is the importance of the 'outside view' versus the 'inside view' for your judgements? – Chapter 23

What is the best remedy for overconfident optimism? – Chapter 24

How does your valuing relate with actual value? – Chapter 25

Why is 'Prospect theory' better than 'Utility theory' in understanding the evaluation of financial outcomes? – Chapter 26

Why is 'Prospect theory' better than 'Utility theory' in understanding the endowment effect of valuing valuables? – Chapter 27

How is your decision-making affected by avoiding a loss and achieving a gain? – Chapter 28

How is your decision-making affected by the value you attribute to losses, gains and wealth? – Chapter 29

How is your decision-making affected by rare events? – Chapter 30

How can you remedy the exaggerated caution evoked by loss aversion and the exaggerated optimism of the planning fallacy? – Chapter 31

How do you keep mental account of gains, losses and regret? – Chapter 32

When do preference reversals occur? - Chapter 33

How is your decision-making affected by words that induce emotion? - Chapter 34

How can our memory affect our judgments of experiences? - Chapter 35

How does our memory affect our choices? - Chapter 36

What does research about experienced well-being learn us? – Chapter 37

How does your thinking affect your experience of happiness? – Chapter 38

Summaries and study notes with the 1st edition of Thinking, Fast and Slow by Kahneman - Bundle

Summaries and study notes with Thinking, Fast and Slow by Kahneman - Bundle

Thinking, Fast and Slow by Kahneman

Thinking, Fast and Slow is an internationally renowned book written for anyone interested in personal well-being and human development.
The book gives a schematic explanation of how people can make better choices by describing how our thinking interprets past, future, and present situations in correct and incorrect ways.

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