
Product Description
Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman explores two broad modes of thinking: the fast, intuitive judgments people make automatically and the slower, more deliberate reasoning used for difficult decisions.
What the book examines
Drawing on decades of research in psychology and decision-making, Kahneman explains how mental shortcuts, attention, confidence, framing, risk, and cognitive biases can influence judgment. The book connects experimental findings with choices people make in work, finance, policy, and everyday life.
Who it is for
A widely read introduction for anyone interested in psychology, behavioral economics, decision-making, critical thinking, and understanding how people evaluate information and make choices.


