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Mentioned in 3 episodes

How we know what isn't so

Book • 1991
In 'How We Know What Isn't So', Thomas Gilovich explores how cognitive biases and social influences distort our perceptions of reality.

He provides examples and research findings to illustrate how these biases affect our judgments and decisions, offering insights into more effective analysis and action.

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

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Barry Ritholtz
as a book that influenced his understanding of cognitive biases and emotional errors in investing.
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Barry Ritholtz — Make Fewer Errors, Make More Money (EP.261)
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Katy Milkman
as one of
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Tom Gilovich
's books for general audiences.
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Obstacle Illusions: With Guests Daniella McCahey & Tom Gilovich
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David McRaney
mentions it and says he's glad he didn't know it existed when writing his book.
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184 - The Blind Spots Between Us - Gleb Tsipursky
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Stephen J. Dubner
as one of his favorite books.
382. How Goes the Behavior-Change Revolution?

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