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Author Robson, David G., author.

Title The intelligence trap : why smart people make dumb mistakes / David Robson.

Edition First American edition.
Publication Info. New York : W.W. Norton & Company, 2019.
Location Call No. Status
 95th Street Adult Nonfiction  153.9 ROB    DUE 04-22-24
 Nichols Adult Nonfiction  153.9 ROB    DUE 04-23-24
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Description viii, 323 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 271-309) and index.
Contents The downsides of intelligence : how a high -- IQ, education and expertise can fuel stupidity -- The rise and fall of the termites : what intelligence is ; and what it is not -- Entangled arguments : the dangers of "dysrationalia' -- The curse of knowledge : the beauty and fragility of the expert mind -- Escaping the intelligence trap : a toolkit for reasoning and decision making -- Moral algebra : towards the science of evidence-based wisdom -- Your emotional compass : the power of self-reflection -- A bullshit detection kit : how to recognise lies and misinformation -- The art of successful learning : how evidence-based wisdom can improve your memory -- Tortoises and hares : why smart people fail to learn -- The benefits of eating bitter : East Asian education and the three principles of deep learning -- The folly and wisdom of the crowd : how teams and organisations can avoid the intelligence trap -- The makings of a "dream team' : how to build a supergroup -- Stupidity spreading like wildfire : why disasters occur ; and how to stop them.
Subject Intellect.
Fallibility.
ISBN 9780393651423 (hardcover)
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