Books matching: intuitive vs. rational thinking
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'The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion' by Jonathan Haidt delves into moral psychology from an evolutionary perspective, proposing a theory of Moral Foundations that underlie observable moral systems. Haidt's exploration of the drives behind people's feelings of right and wrong offers insight into actions driven by tribalism or politics. also provides copious data on experimental results, making it a thought-provoking read that sheds light on human behavior and the development of social manifestations of morality.
If you are like most of the well-educated people in my studies, you felt an initial flash of disgust, but you hesitated before saying the family had done anything morally wrong. After all, the dog was...Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking by Malcolm Gladwell is a nonfiction book that delves into the nature of perception and decision-making. Gladwell uses various examples, anecdotes, and studies to explore how our unconscious mind affects our conscious decisions, emphasizing the importance of snap judgments and intuition. The book discusses the concept of "thin-slicing," where quick decisions made in the blink of an eye can sometimes be more accurate and valuable than well-thought-out conclusions. Gladwell's engaging narrative style weaves together stories about first impressions, body language, quick decisions, and the inner workings of the human mind.
Some years ago, a young couple came to the University of Washington to visit the laboratory of a psychologist named John Gottman. They were in their twenties, blond and blue-eyed with stylishly tousle...
