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Thinking, Fast and Slow: Heuristics, Biases, and Judgment Under Uncertainty
Daniel KahnemanNobel LaureatePrinceton University
Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences, Princeton University
1:02:26·2011·introductory level·Public Colloquium
Path step 1: Contrasts fast intuitive heuristics with slow deliberative reasoning under uncertainty.
Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman contrasts effortless associative intuition (System 1) with deliberative statistical reasoning (System 2), loss aversion, and prospect theory.
@Google Talks is proud to welcome hero of psychology, Daniel Kahneman.
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