If you read many books about behavioral economics or cognitive psychology, you will come across concepts that Scott Plous covers in The Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making. In about 300 pages, Plous covers so much ground that the book could easily be a textbook and yet it reads quickly and easily. Where many authors cover these topics with almost a sense of wonderment and amazement, Plous is pragmatic in both his presentation of the evidence and his analysis thereof. Because of the exha