The Optimism Bias
About This Book
Published in 2011, The Optimism Bias explores how our minds naturally filter reality through a positive lens and examines why this tendency benefits us. While you can't remove this natural inclination toward optimistic thinking, this work reveals the mechanisms behind it and shows you how to apply this knowledge practically in your life.
Who Should Read This?
- Psychology enthusiasts interested in human behavior
- Anyone wondering why their plans often fail to materialize as expected
- Readers who assume human decision-making follows rational patterns
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