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

educated at: Hebrew University of Jerusalem

academic major: psychology
academic degree: Bachelor of Arts
end time: 1954
start time: 1950

University of California, Berkeley

academic degree: Master of Arts
academic degree: Doctor of Philosophy
end time: 1961
start time: 1958

Hebrew University Secondary School
employer: Hebrew University of Jerusalem

start time: 1961
end time: 1977

University of British Columbia

start time: 1978
end time: 1986

Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences

start time: 1972
end time: 1973

University of California, Berkeley

start time: 1986
end time: 1993

Princeton University

start time: 1993
end time: 2024
occupation: university teacher

start time: 1961
end time: 2024

psychologist

start time: 1961
end time: 2024

economist

start time: 1979
end time: 2024

essayist
author
member of: Econometric Society

start time: 1993
end time: 2024

American Academy of Arts and Sciences

start time: 1993
end time: 2024

National Academy of Sciences

start time: 2001
end time: 2024

American Philosophical Society

start time: 2004
end time: 2024

Hungarian Academy of Sciences

start time: 2007
end time: 2024

Society of Experimental Psychologists
Royal Academy of Economic and Financial Sciences
doctoral student: Ziv Carmon
Anat Ninio
Avishai Henik
Carol Anne Varey
Nathan Novemsky
Maria V. Stone
Jacqueline Sue Snell
field of work: behavioral economics
psychology
cognitive psychology
economics

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