This bestseller discusses the way we make snap judgments and the
consequences of doing so when they are wrong. The most interesting
parts were examples of these, both good and bad. The author uses the
term "thin-slicing" to describe the process of filtering out the
variables that don't matter and depending on the ones that do when
making a quick decision. Overall, it was a pretty interesting book
although some of it felt like padding. The author read the CD version
that I listened to, which was good because he had a pleasant, mid-range
speaking voice.
Audio: 7 hrs. 43 minutes
Print: 296 pages
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