Looking at the TOC this doesn't feel like evidence-based software engineering. This is simply because there seems to be way too much background in this book. It

Looking at the TOC this doesn't feel like evidence-based software engineering. This is simply because there seems to be way too much background in this book. It basically spans 4 topics: - Cognitive (neuro)psychology - Economics / finance - chapter 4 to 7 seem to be about software engineering - Statistics Don't get me wrong, I'll take a read, but not because I want to read about evidence-based software engineering. It's much more because it seems that you're connecting a lot of different areas together and I want to see how you do it. The second reason is because I happen to know a lot about these specific areas as well :)