The Psychology of Everyday Life: 100 Psychology Facts About the Biases, Habits, and Hidden Forces That Shape You
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The Psychology of Everyday Life: 100 Psychology Facts About the Biases, Habits, and Hidden Forces That Shape You

by Adrian Holt

Psychology Popular Science self-improvement
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The Psychology of Everyday Life offers 100 accessible psychology facts about the biases, habits, and hidden forces that influence everyday behavior. With a focus on familiar experiences and patterns, this concise guide provides an approachable introduction to the psychological ideas shaping how people think, feel, and act.

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The Psychology of Everyday Life presents 100 psychology facts focused on the biases, habits, and hidden forces that shape human behavior.

Designed for accessible reading, the book offers a broad introduction to psychological ideas connected with everyday experiences and decisions.

Readers interested in understanding thought patterns, behavioral tendencies, and the influences behind ordinary actions will find a concise overview of the subject.

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