This man led studies in which people wrote down everything they did on the previous day via the "day reconstruction method." One of this man's books proposed that overconfidence is the "Engine of Capitalism." This man's early work in vision showed that increased cognitive workload correlates with pupil dilation. In a seminar he led, this man devised a game whose only action is giving money to another person, the "dictator game." In a (*) 2011 book, he wrote that the mind has an analytical, but lazy, "System Two" and impulsive "System One." With an now-deceased Israeli colleague, he showed that people avoid risk far mo
This man led studies in which people wrote down everything they did on the previous day via the "day reconstruction method." One of this man's books proposed that overconfidence is the "Engine of Capitalism." This man's early work in vision showed that increased cognitive workload correlates with pupil dilation. In a seminar he led, this man devised a game whose only action is giving money to another person, the "dictator game." In a (*) 2011 book, he wrote that the mind has an analytical, but lazy, "System Two" and impulsive "System One." With an now-deceased Israeli colleague, he showed that people avoid risk far more than they seek reward, and studied anchoring among many heuristics and biases that aren't classically rational. For 10 points, name this Nobel laureate and author of Thinking, Fast and Slow, who worked with Amos Tversky on prospect theory.
This man led studies in which people wrote down everything they did on the previous day via the "day reconstruction method.
Daniel Kahneman