The Psychology of Thinking: Reasoning, Decision-Making and Problem-Solving
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The Psychology of Thinking: Reasoning, Decision-Making and Problem-Solving

by John Paul Minda

Psychology cognitive science Decision Making
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How do people reason, make decisions, and solve problems? John Paul Minda’s The Psychology of Thinking provides an introduction to the mental processes behind these everyday activities. Combining three central themes of cognition, it offers readers a focused way to explore how thinking works.

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The Psychology of Thinking examines how people reason, make decisions, and solve problems.

John Paul Minda explores central ideas in the psychology of thinking and cognition.

The book offers a focused introduction to mental processes involved in evaluating information and reaching conclusions.

It is suited to readers seeking a clearer understanding of how thinking shapes decisions and problem-solving.

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