Dive into the curious world of decision-making with Mortimer Feinberg's "Why Smart People Do Dumb Things." This insightful trade paperback edition draws from the latest in behavioral economics to explore the puzzling ways our minds sometimes lead us astray. Published in 1995 by Touchstone, this book offers a compelling look at the intersection of psychology, education, and business, examining topics such as cognitive therapy, reference, and problem-solving. With 304 pages of thought-provoking content, readers will find themselves engaged in a journey through cognitive psychology and cognition, management, and self-help, all presented in clear English. The book measures 8.5 x 5.5 inches, making it a convenient size for reading at home or on the go. Whether you're a student of social science or simply interested in personal growth, this book is designed to challenge your assumptions and offer valuable life lessons.