This man was the alphabetically first author on a paper where subjects predicted Tom W's fields of specialization after learning that his writing, while dull and mechanical, was marked by corny puns.
This man was the alphabetically first author on a paper where subjects predicted Tom W's fields of specialization after learning that his writing, while dull and mechanical, was marked by corny puns. He compared expert intuition to a two year old seeing a dog and saying "doggie!" in a book that describes the rule "what you see is all there is." This man, who collaborated with David Schkade to measure appraisals of (*) relative happiness in California and the Midwest, wrote about how people overestimate the danger of terrorist attacks due to the availability heuristic in a work that contrasts "a machine for jumping to conclusions" with the "lazy controller," which he called Systems 1 and 2 respectively. For 10 points, name this founder of prospect theory and author of Thinking, Fast and Slow who frequently collaborated with Amos Tversky.
This man was the alphabetically first author on a paper where subjects predicted Tom W's fields of specialization after learning that his writing, while dull and mechanical, was marked by corny puns.
Daniel Kahneman