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Berdik, Chris.
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Thought and thinking.
Cognitive psychology.
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Berdik, Chris.
Expectation (Psychology)
Thought and thinking.
Cognitive psychology.
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Mind
over
mind
: the
surprising
power
of
expectations
/ Chris Berdik.
by
Berdik, Chris.
Current, 2012.
Call #:
153.4 B486m
Subjects
Expectation (Psychology)
Thought and thinking.
Cognitive psychology.
ISBN:
9781591845096 (hc.)
9781591846574 (pbk.)
Description:
272 pages ; 24 cm.
Bibliography:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [235] -260) and index.
Contents:
Prelude: A marvelous thing -- Head games : Running on empty ; In the zone -- Consuming
expectations
: The big want ; Accounting for taste ; E pluribus unum -- You are always on my
mind
: The fine line between you and me ; You think, therefore I am ; What it takes -- (You will) get well soon : Faith in a bottle : Healing redefined.
Summary:
How our fast-forward minds make something out of nothing. From a healing placebo to a run on the bank, the self-fulfilling potential of
expectations
has been observed for years. But now neuroscientists and psychologists are beginning to solve the mysteries of our expectant brain and applying their findings to field ranging from medicine to sports to education.
Mind
over
Mind
explores the frontiers of
expectations
research, revealing how our brains work in the future tense and how our assumptions bend reality. It shows how
expectations
can sometimes make us healthier, stronger, smarter, and more successful while other times leave us depressed and defeated.--Provided by publisher.
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