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Summary Of "Thinking, Fast And Slow - By Daniel Kahneman"

Sapiens Editorial

DESCRIPTION OF THE ORIGINAL BOOK. Thinking, fast and slow is a book in which we ́re presented with a synthesis of studies carried out by the author, Daniel Kahneman. Daniel won a Economics Nobel Prize award. The main topic of the book is the way humans think, which influences our daily lives. The work presents the dichotomy between two ways of thinking, which the author calls 'systems'. The first system is fast, instinctive and emotional, the second one is slow, more rational and logical. Each of these entails cognitive and behavioural characteristics. From a highly original and logical hypothesis, a vision is presented which shapes the routine of decision-making that people make in their daily lives. This book is recommended for professionals in the psychology field. As well as for anyone interested in knowing themselves better and the processes involved in their decisions, with the means to acquire tools which allow them to reach the path leading to their happiness.

GenresSelf-HelpPersonal Growth

23 pages

German edition · First published 2017 by Sapiens Editorial · ISBN 9783962556860

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