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The provocative follow-up to a bestseller explores why large bonuses can reduce CEO productivity, how confusing directions may actually help, and the significance of revenge in our lives. It delves into the disparity between our expectations of happiness and the reality of what truly brings us joy. Building on insights from his previous work, the author reveals the surprising effects of irrationality on our daily lives, particularly in work and relationships. He provides fresh perspectives on what motivates us, how unwise actions can lead to long-term habits, and the process of learning to love those around us. Utilizing experimental methods that garnered attention in his earlier book, the author presents data from original and engaging experiments to draw compelling conclusions about human behavior. From workplace dynamics to romantic relationships and the quest for purpose, he offers strategies to overcome negative thought patterns and make better decisions. This exploration will transform our understanding of ourselves in both professional and personal contexts, shedding light on our irrational behaviors in a more nuanced way.

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Zalety irracjonalności, Dan Ariely

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Tytuł
Zalety irracjonalności
Język
polski
Autorzy
Dan Ariely
Rok wydania
2011
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
380
ISBN10
8324590447
ISBN13
9788324590445
Seria
Oryginalna nazwa
The upside of irrationality
Ocena
4,1 z 5
Opis
The provocative follow-up to a bestseller explores why large bonuses can reduce CEO productivity, how confusing directions may actually help, and the significance of revenge in our lives. It delves into the disparity between our expectations of happiness and the reality of what truly brings us joy. Building on insights from his previous work, the author reveals the surprising effects of irrationality on our daily lives, particularly in work and relationships. He provides fresh perspectives on what motivates us, how unwise actions can lead to long-term habits, and the process of learning to love those around us. Utilizing experimental methods that garnered attention in his earlier book, the author presents data from original and engaging experiments to draw compelling conclusions about human behavior. From workplace dynamics to romantic relationships and the quest for purpose, he offers strategies to overcome negative thought patterns and make better decisions. This exploration will transform our understanding of ourselves in both professional and personal contexts, shedding light on our irrational behaviors in a more nuanced way.