The Paradox of Choice Summary of Key Points
Schwartz examines how excessive freedom of choice can lead to dissatisfaction, indecision, and anxiety. He argues for simplifying choices to achieve better life satisfaction.
Schwartz examines how excessive freedom of choice can lead to dissatisfaction, indecision, and anxiety. He argues for simplifying choices to achieve better life satisfaction.
The Marshmallow Test delves into the science of self-control and its implications for human behavior, success, and decision-making.
‘The Male Brain’ dives into the complex world of the male brain, uncovering the neuroscientific reasons behind male behaviors and hormonal influences from infancy to adulthood.
This book delves into the psychological mechanisms that can lead ordinary people to commit evil acts, using the Stanford Prison Experiment as a case study.
Joseph Campbell explores the theory that mythological narratives from around the world share a fundamental structure, which he calls the Monomyth.
Jonathan Haidt explores how ancient wisdom and modern psychology align, influencing happiness and virtue.
The Female Brain’ dives into the complex world of female psychology and neurology, exploring how hormonal changes affect the brain from birth to old age.
Erich Fromm’s ‘The Art of Loving’ is a profound exploration of love as an art that requires knowledge and effort.
This book explores the concept of happiness and its attainability through conversations between psychiatrist Howard Cutler and the Dalai Lama.