Daniel Kahneman on Why Our Judgment is Flawed — and What to Do About It | Episode 27

Explores why human judgment is inconsistent and how to reduce errors in high-stakes decisions.

Behavioral economicsBehavioralPodcast episodeintermediatebehavioral economicscognitive biascriminal sentencingdecision makingnoise in judgmentpsychology of errorDaniel KahnemanStephen J. Dubner

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