Stumbling on Happiness
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Stumbling on Happiness

by Daniel Todd Gilbert

Science Psychology
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In Stumbling on Happiness, Daniel Todd Gilbert investigates why people struggle to predict what will make them happy. He uncovers the ways our minds fill in blanks with flawed assumptions, leading to misguided choices. This engaging exploration offers fresh perspectives on joy and decision-making, revealing the quirks of human psychology that shape our lives.

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Stumbling on Happiness delves into the human experience of forecasting future satisfaction and the common errors that arise from it.

The book examines how imagination shapes our expectations, often inaccurately, influencing decisions in everyday life.

Through insightful analysis, it highlights the cognitive mechanisms that distort our sense of what truly brings fulfillment.

Readers gain a deeper understanding of happiness as a psychological phenomenon, grounded in research and observation.

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