A fascinating exploration of the hidden forces that drive our illogical decisions. Perfect for anyone curious about why we behave irrationally, even when we know better.
Explores cognitive biases and heuristics with the same accessible blend of psychology experiments and everyday decision-making.
See this bookApplies behavioural economics to policy and choice architecture, matching Ariely's focus on how irrationality shapes real-world outcomes.
See this bookChronicles the rise of behavioural economics with wit and clarity, explaining how people actually behave rather than how theory says they should.
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