The field of psychology has become more popular over time as there are more and more people interested in their mental health and everyday problems.
This science of health encompasses many fields that affect everyone, to a greater or lesser extent.
Whether in the field of work, marketing, human relations, love, emotional, physical and mental health, psychology is present and interferes in everything around us. That's why more and more people are interested in it.
Daniel Kahneman won the Nobel Prize for the work he has developed in this book. He was the first psychologist to win the Nobel Prize in the 2002 Economics category. He is considered one of the most influential writers at the moment.
In his book "Thinking, quickly and slowly," Kahneman shows us a pioneering work in psychology concerning the rational model through which one is supposed to make decisions, especially economic decisions.
Thus, with simple language and with many examples, the other has left its mark in different fields: economics, politics or medicine through psychology.
In this great international success, we can discover a revolutionary perspective of how our brain makes decisions.
He presents us with two systems that clash, "pure" models of thought: one intuitive and emotional and the other, slower, rational and logical.