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Blink by Malcolm Gladwell

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In Blink, Malcolm Gladwell dives into the science behind snap decisions—the split-second judgments we make every day without conscious thought. Through compelling stories and real-life case studies, he shows how these rapid conclusions can be surprisingly accurate, but also dangerously flawed.

The book introduces concepts like “thin-slicing,” where the brain quickly filters key information to form judgments, and explores how biases, experience, and environment shape our instincts. From art experts identifying forgeries to professionals making high-pressure decisions, Blink uncovers both the power and the pitfalls of intuitive thinking.

Rather than simply promoting gut feelings, Gladwell encourages readers to understand when to trust their instincts and when to slow down and think critically.

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SKU : 126

ISBN : 9780141014593

Weight : 0.8

Pages : 296

Language : english

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In Blink, Malcolm Gladwell dives into the science behind snap decisions—the split-second judgments we make every day without conscious thought. Through compelling stories and real-life case studies, he shows how these rapid conclusions can be surprisingly accurate, but also dangerously flawed.

The book introduces concepts like “thin-slicing,” where the brain quickly filters key information to form judgments, and explores how biases, experience, and environment shape our instincts. From art experts identifying forgeries to professionals making high-pressure decisions, Blink uncovers both the power and the pitfalls of intuitive thinking.

Rather than simply promoting gut feelings, Gladwell encourages readers to understand when to trust their instincts and when to slow down and think critically.

  • Author: Malcolm Gladwell
  • Genre: Non-fiction / Psychology / Self-Development
  • Originally Published: 2005
  • Language: English
  • Themes: Intuition, decision-making, psychology, cognition, bias
  • Ideal For: Readers interested in human behavior, quick decision-making, and personal growth
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