How We Know What Isn't So (A Psychological Study on Logic)
How We Know What Isn’t So explores the psychology of mistaken beliefs and faulty conclusions. Framed as a study of logic, the book examines how people understand evidence, form judgments, and arrive at ideas that may not be supported by what they actually know.
About This Book
How We Know What Isn’t So is a psychological study of mistaken beliefs and conclusions.
The book focuses on the relationship between logic and the ways people decide what they know.
It offers a general examination of error, reasoning, and the assumptions that can shape understanding.
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