The Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making Scott Plous
Publisher: McGraw-Hill

Am I being too hard on intuitive decision making, or not hard enough? A textbook in the British Psychological Society (BPS) Blackwell series, Judgment and Decision Making excels in presenting a range of relevant topics along with concise summaries of recent and important historical research. Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making. The.Psychology.of.Judgment.and.Decision.Making.pdf. The Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making (McGraw-Hill Series in Social Psychology). The book Kahneman was a winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2002 for his work about decision making, and currently serves as a professor at Professor at Princeton in both the Psychology and Public & International Affairs departments. The Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making. Your ads will be inserted here by. Yet this book, published in 1993 (!) has wowed me: The Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making. Especially considering that I've been studying critical thinking and cognitive bias since 2000. Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman presents an up-to-date survey of decision making theory in order to help individuals identify errors of judgment and choice in others and hopefully, but more difficultly, themselves. Here's the problem: awareness doesn't seem to help (no It's about translating findings in psychology and neuroscience so we can be more productive, make better decisions, be more creative, collaborate efficiently and solve problems effectively. Behavioral Economics is heavily based on descriptive decision theories i.e. I want to make money: The Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making (McGraw-Hill Series in Social Psychology). On cognitive biases I'm a fan of Scott Plous's The Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making. Improving human judgment and decision-making is challenging because, like a physician before the modern era, it's difficult to know when you've screwed up. I'm more inclined, however, to feel sorry for the people on the receiving end of today's intuitive decisions and judgments.