Michael Lewis - Harcos pszichológusok

Fighting Psychologists is about the captivating collaboration of two men who can be compared to great literary figures. They were heroes on campus and on the battlefield—both had important careers in the Israeli army—and their research was closely linked to their extraordinary life experiences. Tversky was a bright, self-confident fighter and an open personality, who was always accompanied by a keen curiosity. Kahneman, who fled the Nazis as a child, is an introverted person whose thoughts sprouted from his researching doubts. They became one of the greatest pairs in the history of science, and their collaboration was so close that they couldn't remember which of them came up with an idea, and it didn't matter to whom they attributed it. They tossed a coin to see who would be the first author in their first study, and then they simply switched. This is a story about the workings of the human mind through the personalities of two fascinating people who were so fundamentally different. , that it seems unlikely that they could be friends or colleagues . In the meantime, our views on the human mind have been permanently changed.

Gabo Publishing
Psychology
356 pages
Binding: hardboard, with protective cover
ISBN: 9789634064787
Author: Michael Lewis
Year of publication: 2017