"Judgment Under Uncertainty" is a comprehensive academic book that explores the cognitive processes influencing individuals' judgment. Written by renowned psychologists Paul Slovic, Amos Tversky, and Daniel Kahneman, the book provides a detailed analysis across 35 chapters that describe various judgment heuristics and the associated biases. The authors investigate how people make decisions under uncertainty and the psychological mechanisms involved. The work is written in English and is aimed at students and professionals in the social sciences. With a length of 574 pages, it offers a solid foundation for understanding the cognitive biases that can arise in everyday decision-making processes. The paperback format also makes it accessible to a wider readership. This nonfiction book is an essential reference for anyone dealing with the topics of judgment and decision-making.