How We Know What Isn't So (A Psychological Study on Logic)
Thomas Gilovich investigates the psychological roots of flawed reasoning and why people often accept incorrect beliefs as true.
About This Book
How We Know What Isn't So examines the psychological mechanisms behind common errors in human reasoning.
The book explores how biases and faulty logic lead individuals to accept incorrect conclusions.
Readers gain insight into the cognitive processes that influence belief formation and decision making.
Thomas Gilovich presents research findings that highlight the prevalence of these mental shortcuts.
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