Irrationality

Irrationality

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Beschrijving

Irrationality (1991) is a guide to illogical decisions, unreasonable actions and irrational behavior as a whole. These blinks reveal how people tend to be more irrational than rational, examines several reasons why and offers solutions as to how we can become a little more logical in our decision making.

Who should read

People who think of themselves as entirely rational beings Anyone who struggles to make decisions, especially rational ones

About the author

Stuart Sutherland was a renowned psychologist and writer who taught at Oxford University and the University of Sussex. He is best known for his book Irrationality and a personal account of his struggle with manic depression, titled Break…

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Irrationality (1991) is a guide to illogical decisions, unreasonable actions and irrational behavior as a whole. These blinks reveal how people tend to be more irrational than rational, examines several reasons why and offers solutions as to how we can become a little more logical in our decision making.

Who should read

People who think of themselves as entirely rational beings Anyone who struggles to make decisions, especially rational ones

About the author

Stuart Sutherland was a renowned psychologist and writer who taught at Oxford University and the University of Sussex. He is best known for his book Irrationality and a personal account of his struggle with manic depression, titled Breakdown.

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