Better Than Conscious Decision Making (English)
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- Unconscious Decision Making
- Psychology and Institutional Insights
- Cognitive Science in Practice
- Influence of Unconscious Mind
- Published by : Nikesh Publication
- Ratings: 4.9 out of 5
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“Better Than Conscious” by Engel and Singer delves into the fascinating world of decision-making, offering insights into how the human mind functions beyond conscious awareness. This book examines how unconscious processes influence decision making, and how these processes can shape behavior within institutions. Through a blend of psychology, neuroscience, and sociology, it provides a fresh perspective on human cognition and its implications for leadership, policy-making, and institutional structures.
You Will Learn
- How unconscious processes impact decision-making and behavior.
- The psychological mechanisms that influence human judgments and choices.
- The implications of unconscious decision-making for institutional practices and policies.
- Insights into improving institutional decision-making based on cognitive science.
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Better Than Conscious Decision Making (English)
Original price was: ₹ 300.₹ 30Current price is: ₹ 30.
Priya Das –
Engaging and eye-opening. This book has fundamentally changed the way I view decisions.
Vishal Jain –
A refreshing approach to understanding the hidden layers of our decision-making process.
Richa Kapoor –
The book’s blend of research and real-life examples makes the topic both relatable and informative.
Gautam Mehta –
Insightful and accessible, it’s an excellent read for anyone interested in psychology and decision theory.
Swati Sen –
Intriguing and well-paced, this book explains why some decisions are better left unplanned.
Arjun Pillai –
A compelling argument for trusting our instincts and subconscious processes.
Nidhi Rao –
offers innovative ideas that bridge the gap between science and everyday decision making.
Kiran Malhotra –
A thought-provoking work that invites readers to question how they make decisions.
Vikrant Chatterjee –
Provides a fascinating exploration of how our best decisions might be driven by more than conscious thought.
Sonia Bhatia –
Clear, concise, and full of unique insights. Perfect for anyone curious about human behavior.
Anil Gupta –
This book challenges the status quo by emphasizing the power of our subconscious mind.
Meera Joshi –
Thoroughly enjoyable and intellectually stimulating. A fresh look at decision making!
Ravi Saxena –
A compelling book that blends science and philosophy to explain non-conscious decisions.
Divya Nair –
The author’s insights into unconscious decision-making have transformed my perspective
Divya Nair –
The author’s insights into unconscious decision-making have transformed my perspective.
Harish Reddy –
An innovative exploration of decision-making processes that are truly fascinating.
Sanya K –
Offers a thought-provoking analysis of how we can harness subconscious.
Sanya K –
Offers a thought-provoking analysis of how we can harness subconscious
Kunal Verma –
A well-researched book that explains the power of intuition over deliberate reasoning
Kunal Verma –
A well-researched book that explains the power of intuition over deliberate reasoning.
Pooja Iyer –
Brilliant insights into the hidden mechanisms behind decision making. Highly recommended!
Rajiv Kumar –
A refreshing take on how our mind works beyond conscious thought. Very engaging
Rajiv Kumar –
A refreshing take on how our mind works beyond conscious thought. Very engaging!
Neha Sharma –
This book opens up new perspectives on subconscious processes and intuition in our decisions.
Amit Desai –
An enlightening read that challenges traditional notions of decision-making
Amit Desai –
An enlightening read that challenges traditional notions of decision-making.
Amit Desai –
An enlightening read that challenges traditional notions of decision-making. A must-read!