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THE READING ROOM / BOOK CLUBThinking, Fast and SlowDaniel Kahneman
KAVZIA BOOK CLUB · Psychology / Nonfiction
Thinking, Fast and Slow
A closer look at intuition, judgment and everyday decisions.
IN A NUTSHELL
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Kahneman explores patterns in human judgment, contrasting fast intuitive responses with slower deliberation. The book discusses cognitive biases and how the way a question is framed can affect what we decide.
IDEAS TO TAKE WITH YOU
Key takeaways
- 01An intuitive answer can feel right without being reliable.
- 02How choices are presented can influence decisions.
- 03Deliberate reflection can be worthwhile for important judgments.
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