Noise by Daniel Kahneman, Olivier Sibony and Cass R. Sunstein is a sharp, practical look at the hidden inconsistencies that affect judgment and decision-making. Building on the authors’ world-leading work in behavioural science, this book explores how noise—unwanted variability in human decisions—can lead to errors in business, medicine, law and everyday life.
Thought-provoking and highly readable, Noise helps readers understand why good decisions can still go wrong and what can be done to improve them. If you enjoy books on clearer thinking, bias, and smarter choices, this title offers useful insights and real-world relevance.
