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Sigmund Freud
Freud extends his theory to groups and explains why people act differently in a crowd, through attachment to a leader and the suppression of... (Automatically generated book description)
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Kevin Dutton
Kevin Dutton, psychologist at the University of Oxford, makes an uncomfortable argument: many traits associated with psychopaths are conside... (Automatically generated book description)
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Thomas Ramge
Thomas Ramge on the tricks of retail: bait prices, quantity discounts, and why we fall for them. (Automatically generated book description)
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Garry Belsky
Gary Belsky and Thomas Gilovich on the thinking errors with which we regularly lose money. (Automatically generated book description)
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Manfred Spitzer
Manfred Spitzer on loneliness as an illness with measurable consequences for the body and for life expectancy. (Automatically generated book description)
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Manfred Spitzer
Manfred Spitzer on the smartphone and on what it does to five billion people. (Automatically generated book description)
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Frank Borsch
Frank Borsch explains the theory and practice of cooperative learning: methods in which students take responsibility for their own learning ... (Automatically generated book description)
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Alfred Adler
Alfred Adler's Problems of Neurosis, first published in London in 1929, in a German translation. Adler analyzes 37 case examples using his i... (Automatically generated book description)
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Kevin Dutton
Kevin Dutton explains why we keep being influenced even when we know better. He analyzes the psychological mechanisms behind successful pers... (Automatically generated book description)
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Jordan B. Peterson
Jordan B. Peterson uses psychoanalysis and neuropsychology to explain why different cultures develop similar myths and belief systems. A loo... (Automatically generated book description)
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Dean Burnett
Dean Burnett entertainingly explains why our brains keep playing tricks on us: panic attacks, seasickness, self-overestimation. All of it ha... (Automatically generated book description)
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Spektrum der Wissenschaft
Issue 11/2018 of the science magazine Gehirn&Geist on the transparent self: how digital technologies can reveal more and more about personal... (Automatically generated book description)
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Matthew Syed
Matthew Syed on organisations that learn from mistakes and those that cover them up. (Automatically generated book description)
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James Clear
James Clear on habits: one per cent better a day, and what that becomes over a year. (Automatically generated book description)
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Sonya Kraus
Sonya Kraus gives away the tricks of show business that turn plain into glamour. (Automatically generated book description)
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Kurt Langbein
Kurt Langbein on people who recovered without treatment, and on the question why. (Automatically generated book description)
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Eckart Altenmüller
Eckart Altenmueller on why people have music and what it does in the brain. (Automatically generated book description)
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Ulrich Schnabel
Why did Stephen Hawking not despair at his paralysis? Ulrich Schnabel on confidence. (Automatically generated book description)
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David Givens
David Givens on nonverbal signals: do not listen, watch. (Automatically generated book description)
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Maria Sanchez
Maria Sanchez argues for a new psychology that starts from feeling. (Automatically generated book description)
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Veronika Schröter
Veronika Schroeter on hoarding, its causes, and effective help. (Automatically generated book description)
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Daniel Kahneman
Daniel Kahneman on the two systems with which we think, and on their errors. (Automatically generated book description)
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Josef Aldenhoff
Josef Aldenhoff on growing older calmly. (Automatically generated book description)
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Josef Aldenhoff
Insomnia, burnout, depression: where does the line run? Josef Aldenhoff. (Automatically generated book description)
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Josef Aldenhoff
The psychotherapist Josef Aldenhoff explains love. (Automatically generated book description)
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Manfred Spitzer
Manfred Spitzer on the brain, which changes while reading this book. (Automatically generated book description)
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Peter A. Levine
A bicycle accident, a dog bite, an operation: Peter A. Levine on children and trauma. (Automatically generated book description)
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Peter A. Levine
A guide for parents on protecting children from psychological injury. Peter A. Levine. (Automatically generated book description)
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Tobias Heinemann
What goes on in other peoples heads? Tobias Heinemann shows you. (Automatically generated book description)
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Thorsten Havener
Thorsten Havener on reading and translating body language. (Automatically generated book description)
