The Psychology Of Everyday Things
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The Psychology Of Everyday Things

by Don Norman

Psychology Design
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The Psychology Of Everyday Things explores how ordinary objects relate to human behavior and experience. Written by Don Norman, it offers a thoughtful entry point for readers interested in psychology, design, and the ways people encounter the world around them.

ISBN-13 9780465067091 ASIN 0465067093 Views 181 Publisher Basic Books Year 1988 Edition 1 Format Hardcover Product Group Book Pages 272 Created April 28, 2026 Updated October 15, 2026
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The Psychology Of Everyday Things examines the relationship between people and the ordinary things they use.

Don Norman presents a perspective centered on human behavior, perception, and everyday experience.

This book suits readers interested in psychology, design, and the meaning found in familiar objects.

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