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200 _0 $aThinking, fast and slow
210 _# $aLondon $cPenguin Books $d2012
215 __ $a499 p. $cfig.
225 _0 $aPenguin Psychology
299 __ $aThinking, fast and slow
300 __ $aAppendix
300 __ $aNotes
300 __ $aIndex
330 __ $aCONTENTS INTRODUCTION 3 PART I. TWO SYSTEMS 1.THE CHARACTERS OF THE STORY 19 2.ATTENTION AND EFFORT 31 3.THE LAZY CONTROLLER 39 4.THE ASSOCIATIVE MACHINE 50 5.COGNITIVE EASE 59 6.NORMS, SURPRISES, AND CAUSES 71 7.A MACHINE FOR JUMPING TO CONCLUSIONS 79 8.HOW JUDGMENTS HAPPEN 89 9.ANSWERING AN EASIER QUESTION 97 PART II. HEURISTICS AND BIASES 10.THE LAW OF SMALL NUMBERS 109 11.ANCHORS 119 12.THE SCIENCE OF AVAILABILITY 129 13.AVAILABILITY, EMOTION, AND RISK 137 14.TOM W'S SPECIALTY 146 15.LINDA: LESS IS MORE 156 16.CAUSES TRUMP STATISTICS 166 17.REGRESSION TO THE MEAN 175 18.TAMING INTUITIVE PREDICTIONS 185 PART III. OVERCONFIDENCE 19.THE ILLUSION OF UNDERSTANDING 199 20.THE ILLUSION OF VALIDITY 209 21.INTUITIONS VS. FORMULAS 222 22.EXPERT INTUITION: WHEN CAN WE TRUST IT? 234 23.THE OUTSIDE VIEW 245 24.THE ENGINE OF CAPITALISM 255 PART IV. CHOICES 25.BERNOULLI'S ERRORS 269 26.PROSPECT THEORY 278 27.THE ENDOWMENT EFFECT 289 28.BAD EVENTS 300 29.THE FOURFOLD PATTERN 310 30.RARE EVENTS 322 31.RISK POLICIES 334 32.KEEPING SCORE 342 33.REVERSALS 353 34.FRAMES AND REALITY 363 PART V. TWO SELVES 35.TWO SELVES377 36.LIFE AS A STORY386 37.EXPERIENCED WELL-BEING391 38.THINKING ABOUT LIFE398 CONCLUSIONS408 APPENDIX A: JUDGMENT UNDER UNCERTAINTY419 APPENDIX B: CHOICES, VALUES, AND FRAMES433 NOTES449 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS483 INDEX485
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