The Psychology Of Stupidity

This book offers an engaging intellectual read that explains how stupidity manifests in the details of our daily lives and why we fall into thinking errors, through articles and insights shared by a select group of the brightest psychologists and thinkers.

Features of The Psychology Of Stupidity

• A book that explains the concept of stupidity and its mechanisms in a simplified manner, supported by ideas from prominent scientists, including a Nobel Prize winner.
• It addresses contemporary examples from reality, such as workplace behaviors and social media interactions, to understand the reasons behind illogical decisions.
• The book helps you develop critical awareness and distinguish the cognitive biases that lead to poor judgment.
• A front cover with a clear design and a white background featuring gradient illustrations that visually reflect the idea of evolution in an attractive way.
• Suitable for readers interested in psychology and human behavior, providing a better understanding of how to think and make decisions.

Specifications of The Psychology Of Stupidity

• Type: Paperback book.
• Number of pages: 384 pages.
• Language: English.
• Author: Jean-Francois Marmion.
• Year of publication: 2022.
• Content: Contributions from global scientists and thinkers such as Daniel Kahneman, Dan Ariely, Alison Gopnik, Howard Gardner, Antonio Damasio, Aaron James, and Ryan Holiday.