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Books recommended by Dan Ariely
Israeli-American professor of psychology and behavioral economics
Israeli-American professor of psychology and behavioral economics. Their picks here come from a Five Books interview, on Behavioural Economics.
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This is a selection of sourced recommendations, not a complete list of everything Dan Ariely has read or praised. How we choose.
Recommendations
Books Dan Ariely recommends
5 books from 1 source. Each one links to the place where Dan recommended it.
The best books on Behavioural Economics
Five Books interview in which Dan Ariely chooses and discusses five books.
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The Invisible Gorilla
Explicit recommendationOne of five picks in the 2016 Five Books interview “The best books on Behavioural Economics”.
The best books on Behavioural Economics Interviewfivebooks.com
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Influence
Explicit recommendationOne of five picks in the 2016 Five Books interview “The best books on Behavioural Economics”.
The best books on Behavioural Economics Interviewfivebooks.com
+5 other recommenders: Derek Sivers, James Clear, Samy Kamkar, Mark Manson, Sam Parr
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Nudge
Explicit recommendationOne of five picks in the 2016 Five Books interview “The best books on Behavioural Economics”.
The best books on Behavioural Economics Interviewfivebooks.com
+2 other recommenders: Robert J. Shiller, Mark Manson
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Mindless Eating
Explicit recommendationOne of five picks in the 2016 Five Books interview “The best books on Behavioural Economics”.
The best books on Behavioural Economics Interviewfivebooks.com
+1 other recommender: Ramit Sethi
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The Person and the Situation
Explicit recommendationOne of five picks in the 2016 Five Books interview “The best books on Behavioural Economics”.
The best books on Behavioural Economics Interviewfivebooks.com
+1 other recommender: James Clear
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