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Humans are complex creatures. When confronted with all that life has to offer, they are still able to twist their thinking into negativity and self-defeating behavior. Why and how does that happen? To understand how people behave, it's important to be aware of how distorted thinking can undermine even the smartest people. It has nothing to do with intelligence. Our behavior is the result of how we react to our thoughts. In this book, Human Psychology 202: Understanding How People Really Think So That You Know How To Deal With Them, we will discuss some of many ways incomplete or immature thinking can derail people's lives. Our thoughts are the results of our feelings, and what is important is how we process those feelings into thoughts. Feelings are automatic. Thoughts are not. We have a choice in how we think and react. This book shows that when we limit our thoughts, we limit the way we live. When we narrow our thinking to all-or nothing, catastrophic, must, or emotional thinking, we limit our possibilities accordingly. When we are alive, we think. It's the content of our thoughts that determines the quality of our lives. We may blame ability, luck or circumstances, but those are simply excuses for the refusal to broaden our thinking. Human Psychology 202 will show you how thinking affects your actions, and how to deal with frustrating people who refuse to examine or change their way of thinking.

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Utgitt 31. august 2017
ISBN13 9781975986889
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Antall sider 120
Mål 127 × 203 × 7 mm   ·   136 g
Språk Engelsk  

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