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Pułapki myślenia. O myśleniu szybkim i wolnym

Pułapki myślenia. O myśleniu szybkim i wolnym

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  • Author：Daniel Kahneman
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Summary

Czy ludzie są świadomymi i autonomicznymi autorami własnych wyborów i osądów？

Czy mogą ufać własnemu myśleniu， zwłaszcza temu szybkiemu – intuicyjnemu i emocjonalnemu？ Rozważniej jest na pewno zdać się na myślenie wolne， analityczne。 A mimo to trudno uniknąć pułapek myślenia。 Przytrafia się to nawet ekonomistom i nie sprzyja podejmowaniu trafnych decyzji…

W tej odkrywczej książce Daniel Kahneman， psycholog， laureat Nagrody Nobla w dziedzinie ekonomii， rozważa te zagadnienia i daje istotny wgląd w mechanizmy ludzkiego myślenia。

Jest to książka przełomowa。 Kahneman objaśnia nam działanie umysłu i opisuje， jak o naszym myśleniu wspólnie decydują dwa systemy: System 1 – szybki， intuicyjny i emocjonalny oraz System 2 – wolniejszy， działający w sposób bardziej przemyślany i logiczny。 Kahneman odkrywa przed nami niezwykłe możliwości – ale też błędy i usterki – szybkiego myślenia， wskazując wszechogarniający wpływ intuicyjnych wrażeń na nasze myśli i zachowania。

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Reviews

Le Basia ，

One of the best lectures this year。

Amy Manning ，

I love behavioral economics and the intersection of economics with psychology， and this book delivered。 Definitely recommended for those who enjoy hearing the best and brightest in the field use economic and statistical principles to explain why we do the things we do。 Kahneman's explanation of when our intuition is worthwhile and when it should be thrown out is one that I plan to utilize to analyze my own decision making （or， obnoxiously， the decision making of those around me）。 I love behavioral economics and the intersection of economics with psychology， and this book delivered。 Definitely recommended for those who enjoy hearing the best and brightest in the field use economic and statistical principles to explain why we do the things we do。 Kahneman's explanation of when our intuition is worthwhile and when it should be thrown out is one that I plan to utilize to analyze my own decision making （or， obnoxiously， the decision making of those around me）。 。。。more

Cameron Cook ，

I loved the information in this book。 I was a little put off by how repetitive it was。

Renni ，

it only took me two years， but I finally finished it。 i liked it， it took me so long because it kept reiterating every point， and there was quite a lot of information in it。 5 stars because I think it does exactly what it set out to do， I have a much better grasp of the systems we （humanity） have when making decision， and the follies of those systems。 Lots of good food for thought， which is what I want from a chunky behavioral psychology book。

Larry Liao ，

verbose

Rachael Lyon ，

Great concept and fascinating exploration into how we respond with thoughts and emotions to different situations。 The concept is rather over done with extra examples to pad it out。

Zach Brace ，

A fantastic insightful book that everyone should read。 There is so much fascinating information about the choices humans make and how they make them。

Kate ，

Loved it。 If you have any interest in psychology， economics， or decision making just read it。

Namushi Mwananyambe ，

I thought I’d skim through this book because I was already familiar with a number of experiments in the first chapter but I ended up reading it page by page。 I think it was a really well put together book。 With a lot of lessons。My only criticisms would be cautionary to the reader。 It wouldn’t be a good idea to take a lot of the conclusions as prescriptive but rather to pick the general idea behind the experiments。 The reason for this suggestion is that I really think because a lot of the experim I thought I’d skim through this book because I was already familiar with a number of experiments in the first chapter but I ended up reading it page by page。 I think it was a really well put together book。 With a lot of lessons。My only criticisms would be cautionary to the reader。 It wouldn’t be a good idea to take a lot of the conclusions as prescriptive but rather to pick the general idea behind the experiments。 The reason for this suggestion is that I really think because a lot of the experiments were done on Ivy League college campuses， the research subjects were a whole lot more homogeneous than representative of the West or the world’s population as a whole。 We also have to consider the fact that some of the experiments would have gotten very different results if carried out in cultures such as found in Japan or China where the society is emphasized over the self as is the case in the West。So enjoy the read but take the results with a general caution。 The point I think is to distinguish the thought processes of the suggested system 1 and 2。 。。。more

Koohesefid ，

کتاب واقعا تاثرگذار بود و به همه خوندنش رو توصیه می‌کنم ولی واقعا سخت بود تموم کردنش یه علت اصلیش هم نوع چاپ کتاب و نوع روایت کتاب بود。 یه جایی حس می‌کردم نویسنده همینجور پراکنده داره خاطره تعریف می‌کنه ولی در نهایت راضی هستم از خوندنش

Petr Lorenc ，

Velmi dobra kniha。 Mnoho myslenek uz je tak znamych， ze vas treba ani neprekvapi ale urcite velmi dulezite si je aspon obcas pripomenout。

Harmeet ，

If you ever read just one book in your life， let it be this one！

Vui Lên ，

4。25Một cuốn sách thiệt sự nặng đô luôn。Rất hợp với các bạn có nền về tâm lý， kinh tế học。 Chứ không đọc dễ lùng bùng bỏ lên bỏ xuống。 Nếu không nhờ kết hợp giữa ebook và sách nói chắc mình khó mà hoàn thành trong hơn 2 tuần được。Những phát hiện về tư duy hệ thống 01， hệ thống 2， bản thể trải nghiệm với bản thể kể chuyện （hồi tưởng）。。。 rất có giá trị để người đọc ý thức hơn và phải bắt đầu nghi ngờ về những quyết định được đưa ra hằng ngày， một cách dễ dàng。 Nhiều kiến thức， mô hình trong sách c 4。25Một cuốn sách thiệt sự nặng đô luôn。Rất hợp với các bạn có nền về tâm lý， kinh tế học。 Chứ không đọc dễ lùng bùng bỏ lên bỏ xuống。 Nếu không nhờ kết hợp giữa ebook và sách nói chắc mình khó mà hoàn thành trong hơn 2 tuần được。Những phát hiện về tư duy hệ thống 01， hệ thống 2， bản thể trải nghiệm với bản thể kể chuyện （hồi tưởng）。。。 rất có giá trị để người đọc ý thức hơn và phải bắt đầu nghi ngờ về những quyết định được đưa ra hằng ngày， một cách dễ dàng。 Nhiều kiến thức， mô hình trong sách cũng giúp người đoc có thể định hình lại thế giới quan， giảm sự tác động bởi ý kiến của người khác， đám đông。Những phần thiên kiến nhận thức cũng được trình bày rất thú vị。 Giúp mình thấy được cả phần ngọn và phần gốc， chứ không chỉ là giới thiệu， phân biệt như nhiều cuốn sách khác。Rất nên đọc， dù nếu không có background thì hơi khó chút chút。 Nhưng xứng đáng lắm。 。。。more

Jesus Monleon ，

Me encantó

Anil Gajiev ，

An essetial book that everyone should read at least once in a lifetime， while System2 is active。

Troy ，

Very enjoyable read。 Required reading for anyone who wants to understand human psychology and decision making。

Annika liest ，

„Schnelles Denken – langsames Denken“ von Daniel KahnemanDarum geht es:Wie treffen wir unsere Entscheidungen？ Warum ist Zögern ein überlebensnotwendiger Reflex， und warum ist es so schwer zu wissen， was uns in der Zukunft glücklich macht？ Daniel Kahneman， Nobelpreisträger und einer der einflussreichsten Wissenschaftler unserer Zeit， zeigt anhand ebenso nachvollziehbarer wie verblüffender Beispiele， welchen mentalen Mustern wir folgen und wie wir uns gegen verhängnisvolle Fehlentscheidungen wappn „Schnelles Denken – langsames Denken“ von Daniel KahnemanDarum geht es:Wie treffen wir unsere Entscheidungen？ Warum ist Zögern ein überlebensnotwendiger Reflex， und warum ist es so schwer zu wissen， was uns in der Zukunft glücklich macht？ Daniel Kahneman， Nobelpreisträger und einer der einflussreichsten Wissenschaftler unserer Zeit， zeigt anhand ebenso nachvollziehbarer wie verblüffender Beispiele， welchen mentalen Mustern wir folgen und wie wir uns gegen verhängnisvolle Fehlentscheidungen wappnen können。Ausnahmsweise mal ein Sachbuch…Eine Freundin hat mir von diesem Buch so vorgeschwärmt， also wollte ich mir selbst ein Bild machen – und ich bin begeistert！„Schnelles Denken – langsamen Denken“ ist ein sehr lehrreiches und interessantes Buch über unsere Psyche und verschiedene interessante Phänomene， die unser Leben prägen。 Es ist allerdings kein Buch， das man zwischendurch lesen kann， da viele Fachausdrücke verwendet und erklärt werden。 Teilweise ist es etwas langatmig， wenn die Experimente und die statistischen Auswertungen， sowie die Versuchsanordnungen sehr genau erklärt werden – und die Fachbegriffe tun ihren Teil dazu， um das Lesen zur Herausforderung zu machen。FAZIT: Sehr interessantes Buch über unsere Psyche und wie wir uns warum für was entscheiden。 Allerdings nichts für zwischendurch und man benötigt wirklich Zeit und Ruhe。4 von 5 Sterne 。。。more

Chantelle ，

Hits different in a pandemic world。

Julia ，

These books are literally so much better when the person who actually does the research teaches it （no offense Gladwell）。 Aka this novel is refreshingly ~ rigorous~。 Kahneman obliterates the rational agent model。 Definitely changes the way I think about human behavior for the （much much） worse lol。 Anyways best practical advice I got from this is anchoring high for salary negotiations。 Super helpful。 Other than that this book is pretty much terrifying。

Issaka Mounkaïla ，

This is probably the best book about cognitive psychology。

Charlien Tania ，

An easy-to-understand nobel prize winners’ work。

Marketa ，

You won’t trust your brain after reading this book。

Γιώργος Νίκου ，

Exceptional book。 It has tons of information about mind and human behavior。 I think it is one of these books that is a must read for everyone。

Awesh ，

An unrelentingly tedious book that can be summed up as follows。 We are irrationally prone to jump to conclusions based on rule-of-thumb shortcuts to actual reasoning， and in reliance on bad evidence， even though we have the capacity to think our way to better conclusions。 But we're lazy， so we don't。 We don't understand statistics， and if we did， we'd be more cautious in our judgments， and less prone to think highly of our own skill at judging probabilities and outcomes。 taboo talks An unrelentingly tedious book that can be summed up as follows。 We are irrationally prone to jump to conclusions based on rule-of-thumb shortcuts to actual reasoning， and in reliance on bad evidence， even though we have the capacity to think our way to better conclusions。 But we're lazy， so we don't。 We don't understand statistics， and if we did， we'd be more cautious in our judgments， and less prone to think highly of our own skill at judging probabilities and outcomes。 taboo talks 。。。more

George Tharp ，

Classic behavioral economics book， really wish I had read this earlier in my life。 Just filled with great information。 Honestly， this book should have been broken up into two or even three book。 Also， another problem， but not a real problem is that a few of the theory's talked about largely in the book have since been debunked - looking at you "priming" otherwise， this was a great book， and will one I will be thinking about for a long time。 Classic behavioral economics book， really wish I had read this earlier in my life。 Just filled with great information。 Honestly， this book should have been broken up into two or even three book。 Also， another problem， but not a real problem is that a few of the theory's talked about largely in the book have since been debunked - looking at you "priming" otherwise， this was a great book， and will one I will be thinking about for a long time。 。。。more

Nour ，

Good introduction to biases

Mauricio Sáenz ，

Daniel Kahneman’s thesis is very interesting。 This book is full of many surprising facts about the way our thinking works。 Throughout the reading many different examples are exposed and the reader finds himself identified with them。Great ideas were discussed but the author sometimes was repetitive and this turned the reading to a tedius and exausting one。

Vishal ，

Awesome introductory book on human decision making and biases in everyday life

Majid Bagheri ，

if you're reading this comment and also you've loved this book， I suggest you to read （（Power of the habit）） ， It is scientific and amazing with real inspiring stories 。 if you're reading this comment and also you've loved this book， I suggest you to read （（Power of the habit）） ， It is scientific and amazing with real inspiring stories 。 。。。more

Carola Janssen ，

Met enorm veel plezier gelezen （op de appendixen na）。 Veel van geleerd dat ik hopelijk gaat onthouden。 Aanrader。

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