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1.0 out of 5 stars
Overly and unnecessarily complicated,
By Mychailo Maynard (Vancouver) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Choices: An Introduction to Decision Theory (Paperback)
I am actually floored by the previous review. I can't imagine anyone liking this book. The author overcomplicates everything and does all his math within his writing. Many steps are skipped and it's left up to the reader to fill in the blanks. Why he couldn't write the problems out I don't understand. Perhaps he was trying to save paper.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
A surprising book,
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This review is from: Choices: An Introduction to Decision Theory (Paperback)
I have to admit, this wasn't a book I thought I'd read, but I came across it in a college library, glanced through it and ultimately later decided to buy and read it. I was surprised at the odd ways that decisions are made by everyday people, and the misconceptions upon which those decisions are made. Once explained, the reality of some premises was quite clear, and I could even see where I myself had been led astray in my own decision making on more than one occasion. This is a clearly written work that even the average reader will understand and appreciate.
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Choices: An Introduction to Decision Theory by Michael Resnik (Paperback - Jun 15 1987)
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