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Humance Ιστορίες Συμφοράς Της Ανθρώπινης Συμπεριφοράς, Tales of Woe of Human Behavior

Author: Stefanos Stasinopoulos

What do Caesar and a marathon athlete have in common? Or a supersonic airplane with Master Yoda and Stan Lee? Or an HR manager with you who are reading this back cover? 

In the pages of Humance,...

What do Caesar and a marathon athlete have in common? Or a supersonic airplane with Master Yoda and Stan Lee? Or an HR manager with you who are reading this back cover? 

In the pages of Humance, the most common cases of human behavior traps that sometimes lead us to bias or disaster are described. Without many references and scientific jargon,...

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  • Number of pages Number of pages 194
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2025
  • Publisher Publisher 24 grammata

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    A very interesting and enjoyable book that manages to approach human behavior in a simple, direct, and highly understandable way. Through everyday situations and examples, it makes you recognize behaviors we have all observed - in others but also in ourselves.

    What stood out to me is that, although it deals with psychology, it does not become heavy or difficult to understand. On the contrary, it is easy to read and often makes you stop and think: “Could I be doing this too?”

    A book that combines knowledge, humor, and reflection, and leaves the reader with something even after the last page. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in understanding a little better the way we think and behave!

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  • Very pleasant, understandable, and full of interesting examples from everyday life. It explains in a simple way how human thinking works and why we often fall into cognitive traps. It is easy to read, keeps you engaged from beginning to end, and gives you food for thought. A book that deserves a place in the library of anyone interested in human behavior.

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  • I highly recommend it for those who want to make objective and informed decisions!

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  • A very interesting and enjoyable book that manages to approach human behavior in a simple, direct, and highly understandable way. Through everyday situations and examples, it makes you recognize behaviors we have all observed - in others but also in ourselves.

    What stood out to me is that, although it deals with psychology, it does not become heavy or difficult to understand. On the contrary, it is easy to read and often makes you stop and think: “Could I be doing this too?”

    A book that combines knowledge, humor, and reflection, and leaves the reader with something even after the last page. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in understanding a little better the way we think and behave!

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  • Very pleasant, understandable, and full of interesting examples from everyday life. It explains in a simple way how human thinking works and why we often fall into cognitive traps. It is easy to read, keeps you engaged from beginning to end, and gives you food for thought. A book that deserves a place in the library of anyone interested in human behavior.

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  • I highly recommend it for those who want to make objective and informed decisions!

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What do Caesar and a marathon athlete have in common? Or a supersonic airplane with Master Yoda and Stan Lee? Or an HR manager with you who are reading this back cover? 

In the pages of Humance, the most common cases of human behavior traps that sometimes lead us to bias or disaster are described. Without many references and scientific jargon, self-contained chapters narrate enigmatic stories that have probably puzzled you in the past. Not once or twice, but many times.

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Author
Stefanos Stasinopoulos
Publisher
24 grammata
Language
Greek
Subtitle
Tales of Woe of Human Behavior
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
194
Release Date
03/2025
Publication Date
2025
Dimensions
14x21 cm
ISBN-13
9786182460061

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  • simplygades

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    A very interesting and enjoyable book that manages to approach human behavior in a simple, direct, and highly understandable way. Through everyday situations and examples, it makes you recognize behaviors we have all observed - in others but also in ourselves.

    What stood out to me is that, although it deals with psychology, it does not become heavy or difficult to understand. On the contrary, it is easy to read and often makes you stop and think: “Could I be doing this too?”

    A book that combines knowledge, humor, and reflection, and leaves the reader with something even after the last page. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in understanding a little better the way we think and behave!

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  • Very pleasant, understandable, and full of interesting examples from everyday life. It explains in a simple way how human thinking works and why we often fall into cognitive traps. It is easy to read, keeps you engaged from beginning to end, and gives you food for thought. A book that deserves a place in the library of anyone interested in human behavior.

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  • I highly recommend it for those who want to make objective and informed decisions!

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  • A very interesting and enjoyable book that manages to approach human behavior in a simple, direct, and highly understandable way. Through everyday situations and examples, it makes you recognize behaviors we have all observed - in others but also in ourselves.

    What stood out to me is that, although it deals with psychology, it does not become heavy or difficult to understand. On the contrary, it is easy to read and often makes you stop and think: “Could I be doing this too?”

    A book that combines knowledge, humor, and reflection, and leaves the reader with something even after the last page. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in understanding a little better the way we think and behave!

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  • Very pleasant, understandable, and full of interesting examples from everyday life. It explains in a simple way how human thinking works and why we often fall into cognitive traps. It is easy to read, keeps you engaged from beginning to end, and gives you food for thought. A book that deserves a place in the library of anyone interested in human behavior.

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  • I highly recommend it for those who want to make objective and informed decisions!

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