First published in 1992 and less famous than it deserves to be. Sutherland was a psychologist at Sussex who synthesized experimental evidence from social psychology, cognitive science, and psychiatry into a single readable volume. His treatment of in-group bias, obedience research, and medical decision-making fills gaps that the Kahneman-focused literature tends to leave.
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