Careful there. By saying "many of the results", you're hand-waving most of the book. The book covers over several decades of his collaborative research with A

Careful there. By saying "many of the results", you're hand-waving most of the book. The book covers over several decades of his collaborative research with Amos Tversky. Most of the "underpowered studies" are in the priming-related chapter, called "The Assoviative Machine". The rest of the book is still worth a careful read. (I had to make this same correction here several years ago. I didn't look up the comment to link it here.)