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Social Psychology picks
Discover the standout reads from this topic, curated directly from the Storise library.
Featured title: The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell
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The Tipping Point
Malcolm Gladwell
How to make your ideas become unstoppable!
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What's The Tipping Point about?
Diving into the concept of viral success Malcolm Gladwell explores multiple elements that influence the widespread adoption of certain products, diseases, or ideas. The elements can be conveniently identified and engaged to roll out behaviours, products, and ideas, products. He also points out key individuals who play a crucial part in rolling out an epidemic. Comprehending these dynamics offers you valuable insights...
Who should read this?
- Readers exploring Social Psychology.
How to Know a Person
David Brooks
Master the art of deeply seeing people and build stronger connections!
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What's How to Know a Person about?
How to Know a Person by David Brooks is a perfect read for people who wish to see others deeply and also want to be seen. The fragmented and divisive world where we live creates an increasingly isolated human being. The author believes in the power of good conversations and suggests healthy interactions as a way to forge authentic and deep bonds with everyone. Brooks suggests that we need to look past our perspective...
Who should read this?
- Readers exploring Social Psychology.
Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before?
Dr. Julie Smith
Manage your mental health and lead a healthier, happier life!
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What's Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before? about?
Mental health can be managed. Overcoming anxiety is possible. Identify what triggers you and start from there. Practise journaling and square breathing to understand the root of your sadness and face your fears. And remember, there is no shame in asking for help, either from your loved ones or a professional.
Who should read this?
- Readers exploring Social Psychology.
