Honestly about dishonesty. Why are we lying to everyone and especially ourselves
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I was amazed at how common in our world “deception by trifles” and how dangerous it can be - almost the same as frank fraud. This is the most interesting and useful book by Dan Arieli! Nassim Nicholas Taleb Author of the Black Swan, Anti -Charus, Aryeli. His book, filled with excellent stories and describing unexpected experiments, turns the study of the dark side of our life into an incredibly funny adventureris Anderson curator of the annual TED conference, the author of Dan Aryeli"s long tail with an excellent sense of humor shows how people balancing between truth and deception for in order to create your own version of the desired reality. After reading this book, you can better understand what the ethical principles are - both your own and people around you. The lake is the head of the Integrative Medical Center at the Columbia University, the host of the “Doctor of the OZA”.
Most of us consider ourselves honest people, but in fact we are all periodically lying, sometimes not even realizing this.
The new book of Dan Arieli, the author of the bestseller, predictable irrationality, is devoted to dishonesty. He explores the motives that make people scold, and helps to understand what makes us dishonest.
Scientific conclusions based on the author’s psychological experiments will help change your perception of both your own actions and actions and people around you. You will also learn about ways to make people"s behavior more honest - both in personal and corporate life.
Learn about ethical principles (matuers and surrounding people) Learn to recognize and prevent situations in which people can do dishonest acts. Look at yourself from the side and rethink your ideas about how honestly you consider yourself.
For whom
Everyone who seeks to better recognize themselves and others. Prone to deception, and those who believe that he always tells the truth
Most of us consider ourselves honest people, but in fact we are all periodically lying, sometimes not even realizing this.
The new book of Dan Arieli, the author of the bestseller, predictable irrationality, is devoted to dishonesty. He explores the motives that make people scold, and helps to understand what makes us dishonest.
Scientific conclusions based on the author’s psychological experiments will help change your perception of both your own actions and actions and people around you. You will also learn about ways to make people"s behavior more honest - both in personal and corporate life.
Learn about ethical principles (matuers and surrounding people) Learn to recognize and prevent situations in which people can do dishonest acts. Look at yourself from the side and rethink your ideas about how honestly you consider yourself.
For whom
Everyone who seeks to better recognize themselves and others. Prone to deception, and those who believe that he always tells the truth
Author:
Author:Arieli D.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9614-2510-9
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