THINKING, FAST AND SLOW

Are people conscious and autonomous authors of their own choices and judgments? Can they trust their own thinking, especially the fast - intuitive and emotional? It is certainly wiser to rely on slow, analytical thinking. And yet it is difficult to avoid thinking traps. This happens even to economists and does not promote accurate decisions... In this insightful book, Daniel Kahneman, a psychologist who received the Nobel Prize in Economics, gives a really important insight into the mechanisms of human thinking.

• In-depth analysis of thought processes
• Practical tips on how to avoid cognitive errors
• Inspiring examples from everyday life and economics
• Accessible language, despite the subject matter
• Engaging reading for anyone interested in psychology
• Paperback edition, ideal for reading on the go

Daniel Kahneman, an outstanding psychologist and economist, presents two thinking systems in his book "Thinking, Fast and Slow": the fast, intuitive and emotional one, and the slow, analytical and deliberate one. He shows how these two systems interact and how they influence our decisions. The author analyzes numerous cognitive errors that lead to irrational choices and suggests how to avoid them.

The book "Thinking, Fast and Slow" is not only a fascinating read, but also a practical guide to the human mind. Thanks to it, we can better understand why we make certain decisions and how we can improve the quality of our thinking. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to be more conscious and rational.

Media Rodzina publishing house has taken care of the high quality of the edition, offering the reader a book in paperback, which is comfortable to read and ideal to take on a trip. The 148x208 mm format makes the book handy and easy to store. The number of pages - 672 - guarantees many hours of fascinating reading.

"Thinking, Fast and Slow" is a book that will change your view of the world and yourself. It will allow you to better understand the mechanisms of human thinking and make more conscious decisions. It is a read that will certainly stay with you for a long time.