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All tagged psychology
“The Invisible Gorilla” by Christopher Chabris and Daniel Simons
We greatly overestimate our knowledge and we have far more confidence in ourselves than our abilities actually merit. (Nonfiction)
“Traffic” by Tom Vanderbilt
Any book about traffic will certainly wind up being a book about human nature. A mere scan of the chapter titles would have you scrambling to buy this book. (Nonfiction)
“Thinking, Fast and Slow” by Daniel Kahneman
This is a book about how people actually think. It helps us to understand how we make decisions in the real world. (Nonfiction)
What If Happiness Actually IS the Truth?
His work here is a great service to the universal church in showing the true meaning of happiness and how the pursuit of Jesus can illuminate that search.
Clean and Unclean: A Contemporary Christian Conversation
Richard Beck explains the often-irrational reactions to things (and people) we perceive as "unclean."