Associative coherence and targeting fast-thinking, 2 marketing lessons from Thinking ast and Slow

Daniel Kahneman, Nobel Prize winner in economics (2002) popularised the idea of “fast thinking” and “slow thinking” in his book “Thinking fast and slow”. While studying behavioral psychology, I stumbled upon his book and lectures that taught me two marketing lessons.

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