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The Psychology of Human Behavior
- Fundamentals of Human Behavior, Emotions, Social Approach, and Communication Levels with Deep Analysis
- Narrated by: Maria McCann
- Length: 4 hrs and 6 mins
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Summary
Do you know the science of human psychology and its relation to behavior?
- How can you dissect multiple types of human personalities?
- Is understanding social psychology helpful?
If you are looking for answers to these questions, you have landed at the right place. The Psychology of Human Behavior is written in a way that answers all such queries, along with multiple others. The best part is that the writing style of the book is so practical that the listeners will be able to learn a lot of things instantly.
The book starts with a brief introduction regarding how psychology can be related to human behavior and how important it is in our lives. A top highlight is that the writer has used real-life examples in a practical manner to signify the importance of learning psychology in relation to human behavior.
A major portion of the book is about understanding people having different types of personalities so that they can be dealt with in an effective manner. Similarly, the concept of social psychology has also been discussed in detail, along with its significance in our lives.
The last portion of the book is about the modern-day behavioral therapies like CBT and DBT that are crucial in handling issues like stress, anxiety, and other behavioral problems.
On completion of the audiobook, you will be aware of the following domains:
- A precise history of psychology.
- Understanding human behavior psychology.
- Dissecting multiple human personality types.
- Understanding human emotions.
- The science of human perception.
- The concept of social psychology.
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- Poppy Brown
- 22-04-23
Very interesting.
I've always been interested in psychology because I minored in it in college. In "Behaviology," the author introduces both new and old ideas, which made it a fascinating read and kept me from getting entirely confused while also teaching me a lot.
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- Declan Morris
- 22-04-23
A Great Observation of Human Behavior
The distinctions between emotion and motivation as well as the analogies between comfort and agony were two aspects of this book that I thoroughly loved. As a frequent observer of people and a fan of psychology, this book piqued my curiosity about who I am and how people connect with one another. After I was done, I was unable to put it down or stop thinking about it!
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- Kieran Dixon
- 20-04-23
Absolutely fascinating!
I adore the format's simplicity. The listener may easily understand how important non-verbal cues are explored in The Dictionary of Body Language. I really liked the advice on how to analyze several factors without using a predetermined strategy. I give this book two thumbs up and would suggest it to anybody because nonverbal communication is crucial in all fields.
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- Lola Rose
- 23-04-23
Pretty informative book.
I really liked this book and the way it was written—it was simple to understand. In my one-on-one sessions, I utilize some of the questions, and they stimulated interesting discussions.
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- Henry Butler
- 22-04-23
Interesting book
Hard to believe, but real, amazing book. The book offers a straightforward method for deciphering behaviors. Why do we move, how do we move, and why do we occasionally stop moving? Since I've completed reading the book, not only are all of my own movements plain to me, but I can also quickly and simply analyze the actions and reactions of others. I strongly advise it.
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- Tom Flynn
- 20-04-23
Very informative!!
This book serves as a helpful field manual for interpreting nonverbal cues. Z. Henry makes a good point in his conclusion that non-verbal's are crucial even in the digital era and are highly helpful for people who lead.
I use what I've learned from this book every day in my dealings with my family, friends, coworkers, and clients.
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- Alexandra Hicks
- 20-04-23
Easy to understand.
Listening to this might help a youngster comprehend the word more clearly. I'm going to listen to this several times. It's been beneficial.
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- Harrison Slater
- 23-04-23
I enjoyed it
The author offers some excellent advice on how to develop your own strategies for truly comprehending others. I highly suggest this book to anyone who struggles to comprehend other people since I find it to be incredibly beneficial to my social life.
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- Imogen Macdonald
- 22-04-23
Fascinating!
Listeners gain a completely new perspective on human behavior after reading Behaviology. An insightful perspective on human psychology may be found in Z. Henry's work on how people seek equilibrium in their movements to prevent misery.
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- Samuel Tyler
- 22-04-23
Straightforward examples!
In many ways, this book is interesting. I've always thought that our actions are the result of decisions or drives. I never considered that they may be brought on by an imbalance or a feeling of discomfort, but author Z. Henry presents extremely compelling, logical explanations for the fundamental causes of why we behave in the way that we do. I adore this book.
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