Noise

Noise – A Flaw in Human Judgment is an analytical and profound book by Daniel Kahneman about the factors that lead to inaccurate decisions in personal, professional and institutional life. The author explains how unintended variability (noise) and human biases affect our judgements, often without our knowing.

Through real examples, psychological studies and practical strategies, the book offers ways to identify, measure and reduce the effect of noise on our decisions. Readers learn how to make clearer, fairer and more consistent choices, increasing self-control and effectiveness in life and work.

This book is a valuable guide for anyone who wants to understand the psychology of decisions and improve their judgement.