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In Brain Changer, David DiSalvo turns away from anecdotal self‑help and applies contemporary research from neuroscience, cognitive psychology, behavioral economics, communications, and marketing. He explains the brain as a fluid, feedback loop that can be steered by internal metacognitive processes—‘thinking about thinking.’ The book offers clear examples and practical strategies for using this insight to shape attitudes, habits, and outcomes across relationships, careers, physical health, and self‑development.
First publish date: 2013
Genre: Self-Help & Personal Development/Personal Growth
Authors: David DiSalvo
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