Mindwise
Mindwise explains why confident guesses about other people's thoughts can mislead us, and how asking, listening, and recognizing context can improve understanding.
10 parts, about 22 minutes to read.
At a glance
- Author
- Nicholas Epley
- Parts
- 10 parts
- Reading time
- about 22 minutes
- The whole book
- Also to read in full
What the summary covers
- Your Real Sixth Sense2 min
- An Overconfident Sense2 min
- What You Can and Cannot Know About Your Own Mind2 min
- How We Dehumanize3 min
- How We Anthropomorphize2 min
- The Trouble of Getting Over Yourself3 min
- The Uses and Abuses of Stereotypes2 min
- How Actions Can Mislead2 min
- How, and How Not, to Be a Better Mind Reader3 min
- Being Mindwise1 min
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