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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: People often misunderstand their own inner lives.
Chapter 3: We value what we’ve sacrificed for and what’s framed in a positive light.
Chapter 4: Situational factors can influence our behavior more than traits do.
Chapter 5: Our mental habits often cause us to misjudge what’s happening.
Chapter 6: We adopt useful fictions to cope with and explain our world.
Chapter 7: Group loyalty and social pressure strongly shape our behavior.
Chapter 8: Groups can encourage and conceal people’s worst behavior.
Chapter 9: Attraction and prejudice are driven by unconscious forces.
Chapter 10: People are easily swayed – sometimes into terrible actions.
Chapter 11: Altruism and genuine love truly do exist.
Description
Experiments With People (2003) is a survey of social psychology throughout the twentieth century, and everything we have come to learn from it. These blinks will teach you about yourself, the hidden sides of human nature, why we make the choices we do and how altruistic humans really are.
Who Should Listen
- Students of psychology and the social sciences
- Impulsive people looking to include more rationality in their daily lives
- Highly social people interested in the intricacies human nature