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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - We like to believe our decisions are rational. They are not. Human thinking relies on mental shortcuts that distort judgment, inflate confidence, and create the illusion of certainty. These distortions - known as cognitive biases - influence how we interpret information, evaluate outcomes, and predict the future, often without our awareness. This book is Volume One of the Cognitive Biases Series. It focuses on the core biases that shape first impressions, confidence, and decision-making. Each chapter delivers a clear, practical breakdown of how a specific bias works, why it matters, and how it quietly influences real-world choices. The goal is simple: sharper awareness, better decisions.This volume sets the foundation for the deeper social and behavioral biases explored in the books that follow.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Decisions are rarely independent. They are shaped by groups, emotions, repetition, and the illusion of control.Cognitive Biases II explores how social influence and emotional shortcuts distort judgment and spread false confidence. This volume examines why popular opinions feel correct, familiar ideas feel trustworthy, and recent or repeated information feels more important than it truly is.As the second book in the Cognitive Biases Series, this volume focuses on biases driven by group identity, emotional reactions, and perceived outcomes. Each chapter delivers clear explanations and practical insight into how these patterns influence everyday decisions - often without notice.If you want to understand why people follow crowds, defend flawed outcomes, and overestimate control, this book provides the framework to see those forces clearly.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Decisions are rarely independent. They are shaped by groups, emotions, repetition, and the illusion of control.Cognitive Biases II explores how social influence and emotional shortcuts distort judgment and spread false confidence. This volume examines why popular opinions feel correct, familiar ideas feel trustworthy, and recent or repeated information feels more important than it truly is.As the second book in the Cognitive Biases Series, this volume focuses on biases driven by group identity, emotional reactions, and perceived outcomes. Each chapter delivers clear explanations and practical insight into how these patterns influence everyday decisions - often without notice.If you want to understand why people follow crowds, defend flawed outcomes, and overestimate control, this book provides the framework to see those forces clearly. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. We like to believe our decisions are rational. They are not. Human thinking relies on mental shortcuts that distort judgment, inflate confidence, and create the illusion of certainty. These distortions - known as cognitive biases - influence how we interpret information, evaluate outcomes, and predict the future, often without our awareness. This book is Volume One of the Cognitive Biases Series. It focuses on the core biases that shape first impressions, confidence, and decision-making. Each chapter delivers a clear, practical breakdown of how a specific bias works, why it matters, and how it quietly influences real-world choices. The goal is simple: sharper awareness, better decisions.This volume sets the foundation for the deeper social and behavioral biases explored in the books that follow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Decisions are rarely independent. They are shaped by groups, emotions, repetition, and the illusion of control.Cognitive Biases II explores how social influence and emotional shortcuts distort judgment and spread false confidence. This volume examines why popular opinions feel correct, familiar ideas feel trustworthy, and recent or repeated information feels more important than it truly is.As the second book in the Cognitive Biases Series, this volume focuses on biases driven by group identity, emotional reactions, and perceived outcomes. Each chapter delivers clear explanations and practical insight into how these patterns influence everyday decisions - often without notice.If you want to understand why people follow crowds, defend flawed outcomes, and overestimate control, this book provides the framework to see those forces clearly. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. We like to believe our decisions are rational. They are not. Human thinking relies on mental shortcuts that distort judgment, inflate confidence, and create the illusion of certainty. These distortions - known as cognitive biases - influence how we interpret information, evaluate outcomes, and predict the future, often without our awareness. This book is Volume One of the Cognitive Biases Series. It focuses on the core biases that shape first impressions, confidence, and decision-making. Each chapter delivers a clear, practical breakdown of how a specific bias works, why it matters, and how it quietly influences real-world choices. The goal is simple: sharper awareness, better decisions.This volume sets the foundation for the deeper social and behavioral biases explored in the books that follow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…