Blunder: Why Smart People Make Bad Decisions
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Blunder: Why Smart People Make Bad Decisions

by Zachary Shore

Business Psychology
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Blunder examines why smart people can still make bad decisions. Zachary Shore explores the gap between intelligence and judgment, offering a thoughtful introduction to the patterns and challenges that shape human choices. A useful read for anyone interested in decision-making, mistakes, and practical psychology.

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Blunder examines why capable and intelligent people sometimes make poor decisions.

The book focuses on the gap between intelligence and sound judgment.

It offers a broad exploration of human error, choices, and the challenges of making effective decisions.

Written by Zachary Shore, this title is suited to readers interested in decision-making and practical psychology.

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