Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely

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• Nonfiction
• Social Science
• Economics
• Personal Development
• Psychology
• Sociology

Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely explores the surprising and often irrational ways people make decisions. Challenging the traditional assumption that humans are rational decision-makers, Ariely reveals how emotions, expectations, social influences, and seemingly irrelevant factors can strongly affect our choices.

Drawing on fascinating experiments and real-life examples, the book examines why we make decisions that may appear illogical—and why these behaviors are often predictable. From pricing and consumer choices to relationships, work, and everyday decisions, Ariely demonstrates how hidden influences can shape the way we think and behave.

Perfect for readers interested in behavioral economics, psychology, decision-making, human behavior, business, and personal development, Predictably Irrational offers a fascinating new perspective on the choices we make every day.

Key Topics:

• Behavioral Economics
• Psychology & Human Behavior
• Decision-Making
• Cognitive Biases
• Consumer Behavior
• Irrational Choices
• Business & Economics
• Critical Thinking