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  2. Thinking, Fast and Slow
  3. Part 2: Heuristics and biases
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Thinking, Fast and Slow

All 38 chapters of Daniel Kahneman's book, one card each: what the chapter shows about how you think, the name he gives it, and what to do about it. A matching game pairs his best-known experiments, such as the bat and ball, with the effect each shows.

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Part 2: Heuristics and biases

The shortcuts you use to judge numbers and chances, such as anchors, availability and stereotypes, and why you misread small samples, base rates and regression to the mean.

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Flashcards: 9
Pair match: 19
Part 2: Heuristics and biases – Flashcards
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Card #1

Chapter 10: The Law of Small Numbers

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Chapter 11: Anchors

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Chapter 12: The Science of Availability

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Part 2: Heuristics and biases – Pair match
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US counties with the lowest kidney cancer rates are mostly rural and sparsely populated, and so are the counties with the highest rates↔Small samples give extreme results
Players, coaches and fans believe a player who sinks several shots in a row is more likely to score the next one, but thousands of shot sequences look random↔Hot hand illusion
Students who saw a wheel of fortune stop at 10 guessed that 25% of UN members are African nations; those who saw it stop at 65 guessed 45%↔Anchoring effect
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