Name: The Brain Makes Sense: Why You Think, Feel and Behave the Way You Do (en Inglés)
SKU: 68962778
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Author: May, Daniel
ISBN: 9798173876614

portada The Brain Makes Sense: Why You Think, Feel and Behave the Way You Do (en Inglés)

The Brain Makes Sense: Why You Think, Feel and Behave the Way You Do (en Inglés)

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Independently published

Autor

May, Daniel

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

103

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798173876614

The Brain Makes Sense: Why You Think, Feel and Behave the Way You Do (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "The Brain Makes Sense: Why You Think, Feel and Behave the Way You Do (en Inglés)"

Why can a memory feel completely certain and still be wrong? Why does rejection hurt so much? Why do habits become effortless while changing them can feel impossibly difficult? The Brain Makes Sense is an accessible exploration of the psychology behind everyday thought, emotion and behaviour. Drawing on modern psychological research, Daniel May explores how the mind constructs perception, rebuilds memories, directs attention, anticipates threats, responds to rejection, forms habits, pursues rewards and navigates the complicated social world around us. Across 18 engaging chapters, you'll discover why anxiety can feel so convincing, why procrastination isn't simply laziness, why other people's opinions affect us, why being wrong can feel threatening, what dopamine actually does, how technology competes for attention, and what happens when the mind goes off duty during sleep. Rather than treating the brain as irrational or broken, The Brain Makes Sense asks a more useful question: what is the mind trying to accomplish? Clear, evidence-based and written for the general reader, this is psychology for anyone who has ever wondered why their own mind behaves the way it does.