Thinking Fast and Slow (Hardcover)

This book is 250 pages. It's a hardcover, so it should hold up to being tossed around a bit.

What It Is

Daniel Kahneman's "Thinking, Fast and Slow" breaks down how our brains operate using two distinct systems. System 1 is your gut reaction, the quick, intuitive one. System 2 is the slower, more deliberate thinker. The book explains why we often make decisions that don't make logical sense and how these two systems clash. It's not a light read, but it does a decent job of explaining complex psychology without being overly academic.

Who It's For

If you're curious about psychology, why people make the choices they do, or just want to understand your own odd behaviors, this book is worth your time. It’s for someone who prefers digging into research and concepts over quick fixes.

Specifications

Format	Hardcover
Author	Daniel Kahneman
Publisher	Hachette
Language	English
Pages	250
ISBN	978-6956224990
Genre	Non-Fiction
Rating	4.7

Features

• Hardcover: The cover is stiff, not bendy like a paperback. It's built to last longer and looks neater on a shelf.
• 250 Pages: It's a decent length. Enough substance to get into without feeling like it drags on forever.

Usage Notes

This is a book. You read it. Keep it away from water and extreme heat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this book easy to read?

It's not exactly a casual read. It's packed with information and ideas, but Kahneman explains things clearly. You'll need to pay attention.

What's the difference between this and the eBook version?

This is the physical hardcover book. An eBook is a digital file you read on a screen.

Is this a new copy?

Yes, it's listed as new condition.

Can I get a signed copy?

The listing mentions signed copies are available. You'd need to check the specific offer for that.

The ISBN for this specific edition is 978-6956224990.