Dan Ariely

Dan Ariely is a TED speaker who has written 13 quality-verified books, paired here with their talks.

Dan Ariely is a renowned behavioral economist and professor at Duke University, whose groundbreaking research has illuminated the complex interplay between psychology, economics, and human behavior. By examining the hidden forces that drive our decisions, Ariely has shed light on the often-surprising ways in which we misbehave, leading to insights that have far-reaching implications for business, policy, and personal lives. Through his provocative TED Talks and bestselling books, including "Predictably Irrational" and "Dollars and Sense", Ariely has inspired millions to rethink their assumptions and challenge the status quo, making him one of the most compelling voices in the fields of behavioral economics and decision-making.

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What books has Dan Ariely written?

Dan Ariely has written 13 books in the Books Worth Reading catalogue: "Behavioural Economics Saved My Dog", "Predictably Irrational, Revised and Expanded Edition", "Predictably Irrational", "Misbelief", "The Upside of Irrationality Intl", "Amazing Decisions", "The Upside of Irrationality", "Irrationally Yours", "The Honest Truth About Dishonesty", "Predictably Irrational, Revised", "Dollars and Sense", "Payoff", "The Upside of Irrationality (Enhanced Edition)". Each is quality-verified and paired with their TED talk.

What does Dan Ariely write about?

Dan Ariely's books on Books Worth Reading cover Psychology & Mind, Business & Economics.

What is Dan Ariely known for?

Dan Ariely represents a fundamental shift in how we understand human decision-making by challenging the assumption that people act as rational economic agents. Through his research at Duke University, Ariely has demonstrated that our choices are systematically influenced by psychological biases, emo...

What is Dan Ariely's TED talk?

Dan Ariely's most-watched TED talk is "Are we in control of our own decisions?" (2009). It is paired with their books on Books Worth Reading.