THINKING FAST AND SLOW Characters By Chapter	EDITOR: Christina Hale

CH FIRST NAME LAST NAME DESCRIPTION       Introduction   Daniel Kahneman Author. A psychology teacher at Hebrew University.   Amos Tversky A rising star in the field of decision research. Daniel's friend.       Part 1   Keith Stanovich Emeritus professor applied psychology & human development.   Richard West A British journalist. Keith's long-time friend.   Christopher Chabris Author of the Invisible Gorilla.   Daniel Simons Author of the Invisible Gorilla.   Eckard Hess Psychologist described pupil of eye is window to the soul.   Jackson Beatty A graduate student in Daniel's lab.   Mihaly Csikzentmihalyi A psychologist.   Roy Baumeister A psychologist who has studies about mental energy.   Shane Frederick Daniel's colleague.   Walter Mischel A social psychologist who specializes in personality theory.   David Hume A Scottish philosopher.   John Bargh A social psychologist.   Larry Jacoby Psychologist who 1st demonstrated memory of illusion test.   Danny Oppenheimer Daniel's Princeton colleague.   Robert Zajonc The famed psychologist.       RAT - Remote Association Test.   Sarnoff Mednick Thought he had identified the essence of creativity. Scientist.   Jon   A psychologist. Daniel's acquaintance.   Albert Michotte An Aristocratic Belgian Psychologist.   Fritz Heider Psychologist used a method similar to Michotte's method.   Mary-Ann Simmell Fritz's colleague.   Danny Kaye The great comedian.   Daniel Gilbert A psychologist and author of stumbling to happiness.   Baruch Spinoza A 70th century philosopher.   James Surowiecki The author of the wisdom of crowds.       WYIASIATI - What you see is all there is.   David Thornton A 43-year-old union field representative.   Alex Todorov Daniel's colleague at Princeton.   Paul Slovic Psychologist who proposed an affect of heuristic.       Part 2   Howard Wainer A witty statistician.   Harris Zwerling A witty statistician.   William Feller A statistician.   Tom Gilovich Amos's student.   Robert Vallone Amos's student.   Eldar Shafir Amos's former co-worker.   Tom Gilovich Amos's former co-worker.   Nick Epley Tom's colleague.   Thomas Mussweiler A German psychologist.   Fritz Stack A German psychologist.   Adam Galinsky Thomas's partner.   Norbert Schwarz A German psychologist.   Sarah Lichtenstein Paul's long-time collaborator.   Baruch Fischoff Daniel's former student.   Antonio Damasio A neuroscientist. Amos's colleague.   Cass Sunstein Daniel's friend.   Tim Kuran Cass's collaborator.   Robyn Dowes Amos and Daniel's colleague and friend.   Thomas Bayes The English minister of the Eighteenth Century.   Stephen Jay Gould A Naturalist.   Christopher Hsee A teacher in the University of Chicago.   John List An experimental economist.       Linda Experiment - Daniel's famous experiment.   Bjorn Borg A dominant tennis player.   Ralph Hertwig A persistent critic of the Linda Problem.   John Brockman The editor of the magazine called Edge.   Francis Galton Charles Darwin's cousin. Discovered regression.   David Freedman A statistician who talks about regression.       Part 3   Nassim Taleb The trader-statistician-philosopher.   Bill Clinton The former U.S. President.   George Tenet The director of the CIA.   George Bush The former U.S. President.   Condeleezza Rice The national security adviser.   Philip Rosenzweig A business school professor based in Switzerland.   Richard Thaler Amos and Daniel's friend.   Terry O'Dean A finance professor at UC Berkeley. Daniel's former student.   Brad Barber O'Dean's colleague.   Adolf Hitler The leader of the Nazi Party.   Joseph Stalin General Secretary of Communist Party of Soviet Union.   Mao Zedong Former chairman of the Republic of China.   Philip Tetlock A psychologist at the University of Pennsylvania.   Paul Meehl One of the most versatile psychologists of the 20th century.   Orley Ashenfelter A Princeton economist and wine lover.   Virginia Apgar An Anesthesiologist.   Garry Kasparov A chess genius.   John Henry An African-American folk hero.   Gary Klein Daniel's most satisfying and adversarial collaborator.   Malcolm Gladwell The author of the bestseller book called Blink.   President Harding Former U.S President.       RPD - Recognition Prime Decision.   Herbert Simons The founding father of decision-making.   Donald Rumsfeld Former U.S. congressman.   Bent Flyvberg The renowned Danish planning expert.   Ulrike Malmeinder An Economist.   Geoffrey Tate An Economist.   Colin Camerer A man who coined the concept of competition neglect.   Martin Seligman The founder of potelsitive psychology.       Part 4   Bruno Fey A Swiss economist.   Richard Thaler The behavioral economist.   John Von Neumann The mathematician.   Oskar Morgenstern The economist.   Gustav Fechner A German psychologist.   Harry Markowitz A Nobel prize winner in economics.   Matthew Rabin The behavioral economist.   Richard Rosett The dean at the University of Chicago. Aka: Professor R.   Jack Knetsch A local economist. Daniel's former colleague.   Michael Cabanac A biologist.   Devin Pope An economist at the University of Pennsylvania.   Maurice Schweitzer An economist at the University of Pennsylvania.   Paul Samuelson The Nobel laureates.   Kenneth Arroe The Nobel laureates.   Milton Friedman The Nobel laureates.   Chris Guthrie A legal scholar.   Sarah Lichtenstein A psychologist who graduated at the University of Michigan.       Part 5   Francia Edgeworth The British economist.   Don Redelmeier A physician and researcher at the University of Toronto.   Ed Diener A psychologist.       DRM - Day Reconstruction Method.