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"Human judgment" is a book category that explores how people form decisions, make evaluations, and arrive at conclusions—drawing on psychology, cognitive science, behavioral economics, neuroscience, philosophy, and practical case studies. Titles range from popular science explanations of biases and heuristics to technical treatments of decision theory, professional guides for improving judgment in fields like medicine, law, and management, and narrative examinations of historical or contemporary decisions. Books in this category examine the interplay of intuition and reason, the limits of expertise, ethical dimensions of judgment, and methods for forecasting, debiasing, and designing better decision environments, appealing to curious general readers and practitioners seeking to understand or improve human decision-making.

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