Risk Savvy

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Risk Savvy is a popular science book by psychologist Gerd Gigerenzer that explains how to understand risk and uncertainty in everyday life and make better decisions based on statistical thinking.

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instanceOf book
advocates improving statistical literacy
transparent risk communication
use of natural frequencies
aimsTo improve decision quality
improve risk understanding
author Gerd Gigerenzer NERFINISHED
criticizes opaque risk communication
overreliance on complex mathematical models
explains common statistical fallacies
how to interpret probabilities
how to interpret risks in everyday life
how to interpret statistical information
misuse of statistics
role of emotions in risk perception
focusesOn everyday decisions
financial decision-making
legal decision-making
medical decision-making
genre non-fiction
popular science
hasAuthorOccupation psychologist
hasAuthorSpecialization decision theory
heuristics and biases
risk communication
language English
mainSubject bounded rationality
decision-making
heuristics
probability
risk
risk literacy
statistical thinking
uncertainty
proposes heuristics for better decisions
simple decision tools
relatedWork Calculated Risks NERFINISHED
Gut Feelings NERFINISHED
targetAudience general public
policy makers
professionals in finance
professionals in medicine
teaches how to avoid being misled by statistics
how to become risk literate
how to make informed choices under uncertainty

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Gerd Gigerenzer notableWork Risk Savvy