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100 1  Dobelli, Rolf,|d1966- 
240 10 Kunst des klaren Denkens.|lEnglish 
245 14 The art of thinking clearly /|cRolf Dobelli ; translated 
       by Nicky Griffin. 
250    First edition. 
264  1 New York :|bHarper,|c[2013] 
300    xviii, 358 pages ;|c22 cm 
336    text|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|2rdamedia 
338    volume|2rdacarrier 
500    Translation of the author's Die Kunst des klaren Denkens, 
       published by Hanser in 2012. 
500    In the title the word "thinking" is printed upside down. 
504    Includes bibliographical references. 
505 0  Why you should visit cemeteries : survivorship bias -- 
       Does Harvard make you smarter? : swimmer's body illusion -
       - Why you see shapes in the clouds : clustering illusion -
       - If fifty million people say something foolish, it is 
       still foolish : social proof -- Why you should forget the 
       past : sunk cost fallacy -- Don't accept free drinks : 
       reciprocity -- Beware the "special case" : confirmation 
       bias (part 1) -- Murder your darlings : confirmation bias 
       (part 2) -- Don't bow to authority : authority bias -- 
       Leave your supermodel friends at home : contrast effect --
       Why we prefer a wrong map to none at all : availability 
       bias -- Why "no pain, no gain" should set alarm bells 
       ringing : the it'll-get-worse-before-it-gets-better 
       fallacy -- Even true stories are fairy tales : story bias 
       -- Why you should keep a diary : hindsight bias -- Why you
       systematically overestimate your knowledge and abilities :
       overconfidence effect -- Don't take news anchors seriously
       : chauffeur knowledge -- You control less than you think :
       illusion of control -- Never pay your lawyer by the hour :
       incentive super-response tendency -- The dubious efficacy 
       of doctors, consultants, and psychotherapists : regression
       to mean -- Never judge a decision by its outcome : outcome
       bias -- Less is more : paradox of choice -- You like me, 
       you really, really like me : liking bias -- Don't cling to
       things : endowment effect -- The inevitability of unlikely
       events : coincidence -- The calamity of conformity : 
       groupthink -- Why you'll soon be playing mega trillions : 
       neglect of probability -- Why the last cookie in the jar 
       makes your mouth water : scarcity error -- When you hear 
       hoofbeats, don't expect a zebra : base-rate neglect -- Why
       the "balancing force of the universe" is baloney : 
       gambler's fallacy -- Why the wheel of fortune makes our 
       heads spin : the anchor -- How to relieve people of their 
       millions : induction -- Why evil is more striking than 
       good : loss aversion -- Why teams are lazy : social 
       loafing -- Stumped by a sheet of paper : exponential 
       growth -- Curb your enthusiasm : winner's curse -- Never 
       ask a writer if the novel is autobiographical : 
       fundamental attribution error -- Why you shouldn't believe
       in the stork : false causality -- Why attractive people 
       climb the career ladder more quickly : halo effect -- 
       Congratulations! you've won Russian roulette : alternative
       paths -- False prophets : forecast illusion -- The 
       deception of specific cases : conjunction fallacy -- It's 
       not what you say, but how you say it : framing -- Why 
       watching and waiting is torture : action bias -- Why you 
       are either the solution--or the problem : omission bias --
       Don't blame me : self-serving bias -- Be careful what you 
       wish for : hedonic treadmill -- Do not marvel at your 
       existence : self-selection bias -- Why experience can 
       damage your judgment : association bias -- Be wary when 
       things get off to a great start : beginner's luck -- Sweet
       little lies : cognitive dissonance -- Live each day as if 
       it were your last--but only on Sundays : hyperbolic 
       discounting -- Any lame excuse : "because" justification -
       - Decide better--decide less : decision fatigue -- Would 
       you wear Hitler's sweater? : contagion bias -- Why there 
       is no such thing as an average war : the problem with 
       averages -- How bonuses destroy motivation : motivation 
       crowding -- If you have nothing to say, say nothing : 
       twaddle tendency -- How to increase the average IQ of two 
       states : Will Rogers phenomenon -- If you have an enemy, 
       give him information : information bias -- Hurts so good :
       effort justification -- Why small things loom large : the 
       law of small numbers -- Handle with care : expectations --
       Speed traps ahead! : simple logic -- How to expose a 
       charlatan : Forer effect -- Volunteer work is for the 
       birds : volunteer's folly -- Why you are a slave to your 
       emotions : affect heuristic -- Be your own heretic : 
       introspection illusion -- Why you should set fire to your 
       ships : inability to close doors -- Disregard the brand 
       new : neomania -- Why propaganda works : sleeper effect --
       Why it's never just a two-horse race : alternative 
       blindness -- Why we take aim at young guns : social 
       comparison bias -- Why first impressions are deceiving : 
       primacy and recency effects -- Why you can't beat homemade
       : not-invented-here syndrome -- How to profit from the 
       implausible : the black swan -- Knowledge is 
       nontransferable : domain dependence -- The myth of like-
       mindedness : false-consensus effect -- You were right all 
       along : falsification of history -- Why you identify with 
       your football team : in-group out-group bias -- The 
       difference between risk and uncertainty : ambiguity 
       aversion -- Why you go with the status quo : default 
       effect -- Why "last chances" make us panic : fear of 
       regret -- How eye-catching details render us blind : 
       salience effect -- Why money is not naked : house-money 
       effect -- Why New Year's resolutions don't work : 
       procrastination -- Build your own castle : envy -- Why you
       prefer novels to statistics : personification -- You have 
       no idea what you are overlooking : illusion of attention -
       - Hot air : strategic misrepresentation -- Where's the off
       switch? : overthinking -- Why you take on too much : 
       planning fallacy -- Those wielding hammers see only nails 
       : déformation professionnelle -- Mission accomplished : 
       Zeigarnik effect -- The boat matters more than the rowing 
       : illusion of skill -- Why checklists deceive you : 
       feature-positive effect -- Drawing the bull's eye around 
       the arrow : cherry picking -- The Stone Age hunt for 
       scapegoats : fallacy of the single cause -- Why speed 
       demons appear to be safer drivers : intention-to-treat 
       error -- Why you shouldn't read the news : news illusion. 
520    An exploration of human reasoning reveals how to recognize
       and avoid simple errors in our day-to-day thinking in 
       order to transform the decision-making process. 
650  0 Reasoning (Psychology) 
650  0 Errors|xPsychological aspects. 
650  0 Decision making. 
650  0 Cognition. 
650  4 Reasoning (Psychology) 
650  4 Errors|xPsychological aspects. 
650  4 Decision making. 
650  4 Cognition. 
650  7 Cognition.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst00866457 
650  7 Decision making.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst00889035 
650  7 Errors|xPsychological aspects.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst00915040 
650  7 Reasoning (Psychology)|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01091298 
650  7 Sciences cognitives.|2eclas 
650  7 Développement d'aptitudes.|2eclas 
650  7 Prise de décision (Relations humaines)|2eclas 
650  7 Aspects psychologiques.|2eclas 
650  7 Développement personnel.|2eclas 
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