Michael Smithson is a Professor Emeritus in the School of Medicine and Psychology at The Australian National University. He has contributed to research and theory on judgment and decision-making under uncertainty and ignorance and was one of the first to write about ignorance as a social construct. He also has developed novel statistical techniques, including new families of probability distributions, and pioneered applications of fuzzy set theory to the human sciences. His publications include seven books, two edited collections, and more than 200 refereed journal articles and book chapters.

• 1: Ignorance Studies, Where Is Psychology? 2: What Are We Missing? 3: What Do We Think Others Are Missing? 4: What the Unconscious Knows 5: How the Unconscious Thinks 6: Dysfunctional Ignorance 7: Probabilism in Psychology 8: We Didn't Evolve in Casinos 9: Deciding What (Not) to Know 10: Creating Ignorance through Absences 11: Creating Ignorance through Falsehoods 12: Closing Gaps and Making Connections

Michael Smithson is a Professor Emeritus in the School of Medicine and Psychology at The Australian National University. He has contributed to research and theory on judgment and decision-making under uncertainty and ignorance and was one of the first to write about ignorance as a social construct. He also has developed novel statistical techniques, including new families of probability distributions, and pioneered applications of fuzzy set theory to the human sciences. His publications include seven books, two edited collections, and more than 200 refereed journal articles and book chapters.

• 1: Ignorance Studies, Where Is Psychology? 2: What Are We Missing? 3: What Do We Think Others Are Missing? 4: What the Unconscious Knows 5: How the Unconscious Thinks 6: Dysfunctional Ignorance 7: Probabilism in Psychology 8: We Didn't Evolve in Casinos 9: Deciding What (Not) to Know 10: Creating Ignorance through Absences 11: Creating Ignorance through Falsehoods 12: Closing Gaps and Making Connections

Michael Smithson is a Professor Emeritus in the School of Medicine and Psychology at The Australian National University. He has contributed to research and theory on judgment and decision-making under uncertainty and ignorance and was one of the first to write about ignorance as a social construct. He also has developed novel statistical techniques, including new families of probability distributions, and pioneered applications of fuzzy set theory to the human sciences. His publications include seven books, two edited collections, and more than 200 refereed journal articles and book chapters.

• 1: Ignorance Studies, Where Is Psychology? 2: What Are We Missing? 3: What Do We Think Others Are Missing? 4: What the Unconscious Knows 5: How the Unconscious Thinks 6: Dysfunctional Ignorance 7: Probabilism in Psychology 8: We Didn't Evolve in Casinos 9: Deciding What (Not) to Know 10: Creating Ignorance through Absences 11: Creating Ignorance through Falsehoods 12: Closing Gaps and Making Connections