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Pop psychology sells incredibly well. But it does not serve you incredibly well. At least, not if you're looking for what's true, thorough, proven and effective. This article will put to the test the …
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In Talking from 9 to 5, author Deborah Tannen examines the role of communication in the workplace. Ranging from communication rituals, and power dynamics, she focuses on how the two genders' …
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The Social Climber's Bible teaches readers, in a fun and entertaining satire, how to advance one's life by making the right connections with the rich and famous. Summary About the Authors: Dirk …
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Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism states that capitalism disempowers women and women's sexual choices, while socialism, affirmative actions, and state-funded childcare empowers women and their …
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How the Mind Works explains how the human mind processes information by drawing upon evolutionary biology and the computational theory of mind (ie.: comparing the mind to a machine). Summary About the …
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Behave is Robert Sapolsky's Magnus opera, a multi-disciplinary approach on what makes us humans and what causes and influences our thoughts and behavior. Behave Summary About The Author: Robert …
In Evolutionary Psychology David Buss provides a thorough overview of evolutionary psychology. Buss distills thousands of researches and experiments to provide the readers with the quickest possible …
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