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Mentioned in 21 episodes
Noise
A Flaw in Human Judgment
Book • 2021
The book highlights the detrimental effects of noise in various fields such as medicine, law, economic forecasting, forensic science, bail, child protection, strategy, performance reviews, and personnel selection.
Noise is defined as random or chaotic deviations from targeted behavior, which can lead to inconsistent judgments even among the same individuals under different conditions.
The authors provide research-based insights and practical solutions to reduce both noise and bias, aiming to improve decision-making in multiple areas of life and work.
Noise is defined as random or chaotic deviations from targeted behavior, which can lead to inconsistent judgments even among the same individuals under different conditions.
The authors provide research-based insights and practical solutions to reduce both noise and bias, aiming to improve decision-making in multiple areas of life and work.
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Mentioned in 21 episodes
Mentioned by
Adam Grant in the context of discussing the book 'Noise' and its concept of the inner crowd.


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Daniel Kahneman doesn't trust your intuition (Re-release)
Mentionné par Pauline Laigneau , co-écrit avec Daniel Kahneman, un livre qu'elle a dans sa liste de lecture.

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Comment éviter les mauvaises décisions ? (avec Olivier Sibony, expert des biais cognitifs) - #285
Mentioned by
Steve Levitt as the subject of the podcast episode, discussing its content and insights.


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EXTRA: Remembering Daniel Kahneman
Mentioned by
Adam Grant in the context of discussing
Daniel Kahneman 's collaboration with Amos Tversky.



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Daniel Kahneman doesn't trust your intuition (Re-release)
Mentioned by
Cory Hixson as the next book they will discuss, focusing on human judgment and decision-making.


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185: Who Not How by Dan Sullivan & Dr. Benjamin Hardy
Mentioned by Scott H. Young in relation to his work on the flaws of human judgment and overconfidence.

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How to help people get better at anything - a conversation with Scott H. Young
Mentioned by
Barry Ritholtz as Kahneman's latest book, exploring flaws in human judgment within institutions.


Daniel Kahneman on Behavioral Economics (Podcast)
Mentioned by Helen Williams as one of the authors featured in the library's behavioral finance collection.

EP 39: Shelf Life #4 (with Ray Perman)
Mentioned by
Daniel Kahneman and
Spencer Greenberg during their discussion on bias and noise in decision-making.



Beyond cognitive biases: improving judgment by reducing noise (with Daniel Kahneman)