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Look again the power of noticing what was always there

A neuroscience professor and a Harvard law professor team up in this groundbreaking work, based on decades of research in the psychological and biological sciences, that shows how disrupting our routines can lead to seeing, feeling and noticing again--and embracing much-needed change to live happier...

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Main Authors: Sharot, Tali (Author), Sunstein, Cass R. (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : One Signal Publishers, Atria, 2024.
Edition:First One Signal Publishers/Atria Books hardcover edition.
Subjects:
Change (Psychology)
Habit.
Perception.
Conduct of life.
Self-help publications.
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction: How we habituate to everything, all the time
  • Part I
  • Well-being. Happiness : on ice cream, the midlife crisis, and monogamy
  • Variety : why you should chop up the good but swallow the bad whole
  • Social media : how to wake up from a technologically induced coma
  • Resilience : a critical ingredient for a healthy mind
  • Part II
  • Thinking and believing. Creativity : overcoming the habituation of thought
  • Lying : how to keep your child from growing a long nose
  • (Mis)information : how to make people believe (almost) anything
  • Part III
  • Health and safety. Risk : what Swedes taught us about högertrafikomläggningen
  • Environment : you could live next to a pig farm in the South during summer
  • Part IV
  • Society. Progress : breaking the chains of low expectations
  • Discrimination : the gentle Jew, the miniskirt-wearing scientist, and the children who were just not cool
  • Tyranny : the devastatingly incremental nature of descent into fascism
  • Law : putting a price on pain?
  • Experiments in living : the future of dishabituation.

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