Daniel Kahneman

Prize: Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel — 2002
for having integrated insights from psychological research into economic science, especially concerning human judgment and decision-making under uncertainty
Together with: Vernon L. Smith

Citizenship: United StatesIsrael
Languages: English, Hebrew, Yiddish
date of birth: 3/5/1934
place of birth: Tel Aviv
date of death: 3/27/2024
place of death: Nunningen
Lived: 90 years

occupation: essayist
university teacher
start time: 1961
end time: 2024
economist
start time: 1979
end time: 2024
psychologist
start time: 1961
end time: 2024
author
field of work: cognitive psychology
behavioral economics
economics
psychology
educated at: University of California, Berkeley
academic degree: Master of Arts
academic degree: Doctor of Philosophy
start time: 1958
end time: 1961
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
academic degree: Bachelor of Arts
academic major: psychology
start time: 1950
end time: 1954
Hebrew University Secondary School
employer: University of California, Berkeley
start time: 1986
end time: 1993
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
start time: 1961
end time: 1977
Princeton University
start time: 1993
end time: 2024
University of British Columbia
start time: 1978
end time: 1986
Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences
start time: 1972
end time: 1973
member of: Econometric Society
start time: 1993
end time: 2024
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
start time: 2007
end time: 2024
National Academy of Sciences
start time: 2001
end time: 2024
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
start time: 1993
end time: 2024
American Philosophical Society
start time: 2004
end time: 2024
Royal Academy of Economic and Financial Sciences
start time: 6/14/2012
Society of Experimental Psychologists
European Academy of Sciences
start time: 2004
doctoral student: Nathan Novemsky
Maria V. Stone
Carol Anne Varey
Jacqueline Sue Snell
Ziv Carmon
Avishai Henik
Anat Ninio

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