Thinking, Fast and Slow
Daniel Kahneman · 2011
A Nobel laureate's tour of the shortcuts the mind takes: fast intuitive judgement and slow deliberate thought, and where each goes wrong. Good for noticing when a confident inner voice is guessing.
Worth knowing: Long. The chapter on priming relies on studies that later failed to replicate, and Kahneman publicly acknowledged this in 2017. Read it selectively and skip that chapter.
Find a copy · the research behind it: How much of what you believe about the mind would survive a replication?