by Thomas Gilovich
Gilovich and Ross show how social psychology's insights - situational power, construal, naive realism - explain why smart people misjudge others and themselves. Wisdom beats raw intelligence.
In this collection, The Wisest One in the Room references 2 other books.
It draws on Thinking, Fast and Slow and Influence.
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Gilovich draws on Kahneman's cognitive bias research throughout, having been Kahneman's frequent collaborator and co-author
References Cialdini's influence principles when discussing how social forces shape judgement and behaviour
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