Noise ( A flaw in human Judgement) by Daniel Kahneman
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Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment Daniel Kahneman, Olivier Sibony, and Cass R. Sunstein 1st Edition (2021) · Little, Brown Spark Most decision-making and psychology books discuss human errors through predictable cognitive biases and systematic mistakes. That's fine for understanding personal quirks. It's not much help when you need to understand the hidden, highly variable "noise" that corrupts professional judgments in law, medicine, and business every single day. This book introduces the concepts of system noise and decision hygiene, using them as analytical frameworks to explore how random variability ruins institutional judgments. It's commonly referenced in behavioral economics, law, and management courses, and it's frequently read by professionals, executives, and researchers looking to diagnose and reduce costly errors in their organizations. Good for: Students and educators in behavioral economics, psychology, and organizational management Professionals in law, medicine, and corporate leadership seeking to improve decision-making consistency Researchers and analysts interested in understanding the hidden statistical flaws behind everyday human judgments Format: Hardcover Language: English
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