nazeanohitohayondakotowosuguzibunnokotobadehanaserunoka: tishikiwoketunikunikaeruautoputtoshikounohimitu (Japanese Edition)
by Asahidou
Why do some people immediately explain what they have read in their own words while others struggle? This Japanese guide examines the role of automatic thinking and offers a knowledge-focused perspective on making information more usable, understandable, and easier to express.
About This Book
This Japanese-language book explores why some people can quickly explain what they have read in their own words.
It focuses on the relationship between knowledge, expression, and automatic thinking.
The book presents its subject as a way to turn knowledge into something more usable in conversation and communication.
It may appeal to readers interested in learning, thinking, reading, and expressing ideas clearly.
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