You have surely heard about cultural differences in reasoning, how people can fabricate reasons when asked to explain one of their decisions, and how many people seem systematically susceptible to reasoning errors. Much of this research was contributed by Richard Nisbett and their colleagues. Dr. Nisbett was kind enough to talk to us about their new book Thinking: A Memoir. The book covers a wide range of research about judgment and decision-making going back decades, all from the lens of someone who was right in the thick of it. Just about everyone will be able to learn something from this book, regardless of profession or age. This conversation is just a hint of what the rest of the book and Dr. Nisbett’s corpus has to offer. For a look at more of the books by Nisbett, see the list below the video.