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Book 1. Predictable Irrationality

It is commonly believed that each of us is in control of our own lives. We think that each of our choices is justified and balanced. But is it really so? Have you ever thought about how you make decisions? Have you tried to track the process that goes on in your head? Do you analyse all the pros and cons to make sure you're making the right decision? Book 2. Honestly about (dish)honesty

Could you assume that a book about dishonesty would tell you about the peculiarities of the worldview and behaviour of criminals, corporate fraudsters, or even serial killers?

No. This book is about each of us and our small dishonest actions, such as taking a few pens home from work, adding a few hours to your project report, or including a meeting with friends in a coffee shop as a business trip expense. Dan Ariely offers his theory of why we sometimes act dishonestly. He conducts fascinating experiments, and their results show what forces influence the degree of this dishonesty. This book is a fascinating journey into self-discovery.