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How To Think: Understanding the Way We Decide, Remember and Make Sense of the World

John Paul Minda

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Cognitive science, Cognition & cognitive psychology, Neurosciences, Popular psychology

A comprehensive and accessible overview of how the brain works and how you think, learn, remember, make choices and experience the world. In the current era of big data, algorithms and AI, knowing about how humans think-how you think-is more important than ever before.

This book will get you thinking about thinking.

We understand more about the brain than ever before and we also have more tools than ever before to help us think. This book will show you how your brain works, how your mind works, why we all make certain mistakes in thinking and why that's not always a bad thing.

In order to understand how people behave, you need to understand how people think. And if you want to understand how people think, you need to have a basic understanding of cognitive psychology, cognitive science and cognitive neuroscience. This book explains cognition and the links between the brain, the mind and behaviour in a clear and straightforward way.

Through interesting case studies and research examples, Minda shows how the brain is involved in mental activity, how memory works, how language affects thought, how good (and bad) decisions are made, and why we make predictable errors in our thinking. With practical applications for everyday life, this a book that helps us become better thinkers, better learners and better problem-solvers. In the current era of big data, algorithms and AI, Minda argues that knowing about how humans think-how you think-is more important than ever before.

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Praise for How To Think: Understanding the Way We Decide, Remember and Make Sense of the World

  • Thought-provoking . . . [Minda] knows the mind like the back of his hand . . . [How to Think] is a comprehensive account of thinking and behaviour that showcases the sheer brilliance of the human brain - Reaction

  • An approachable and engaging book about cognitive psychology for the curious lay reader ... I recommend this book to anyone with an interest in cognitive psychology or simply understanding human behaviour - The Psychologist

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