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2015年的第7本書:曆史學傢寫的書也是挺有趣的,用國際曆史來論證那些cognitive traps。看到最後一章纔知道作者是blind的,驚到我瞭。
評分2015年的第7本書:曆史學傢寫的書也是挺有趣的,用國際曆史來論證那些cognitive traps。看到最後一章纔知道作者是blind的,驚到我瞭。
評分Reading this book after just finishing Sheena Iyengar's “The Art of Choosing", I was once again reminded by the truth that the sight-impeded often sees the world with much more insights and humbleness.
評分Reading this book after just finishing Sheena Iyengar's “The Art of Choosing", I was once again reminded by the truth that the sight-impeded often sees the world with much more insights and humbleness.
評分關於IBM重整旗鼓的故事很不錯
剋裏·肖爾
牛津大學當代曆史學博士,在哈佛大學奧林戰略研究所進行博士後研究工作。
美國海軍研究生院國傢安全事務學的副教授;加州大學伯剋利分校歐洲研究所高級研究員。
在美國對外關係委員會任研究員時,也同時就職於國務院政策規劃司。
著作有《希特勒知道些什麼:納粹外交政策中的信息戰》和《恐怖大亨養成記:美國、伊斯蘭和歐洲的未來》。
We all make bad decisions. It's part of being human. The resulting mistakes can be valuable, the story goes, because we learn from them. But do we? Historian Zachary Shore says no, not always, and he has a long list of examples to prove his point.From colonialism to globalization, from gender wars to civil wars, or any circumstance for which our best solutions backfire, Shore demonstrates how rigid thinking can subtly lead us to undermine ourselves. In the process, he identifies seven "cognition traps" to avoid. These insidious yet unavoidable mind-sets include: -Exposure Anxiety: fear of being seen as weak-Causefusion: confusing the causes of complex events -Flat View: seeing the world in one dimension-Cure-Allism: thinking that one-size solutions can solve all problems-Infomania: an obsessive relationship to information-Mirror Imaging: thinking the other side thinks like you do-Static Cling: the refusal to accept that circumstances have changed Drawing on examples from history, politics, business and economics, health care, even folk tales and popular culture, Shore illustrates the profound impact blunders can have. But he also emphasizes how understanding these seven simple cognition traps can help us all make wiser judgments in our daily lives. For anyone whose best-laid plans have been foiled by faulty thinking, "Blunder" shines the penetrating spotlight of history on decision making and the patterns of thought that can lead us all astray.
与同类书相比,这本书独辟蹊径在:通过历史学家的眼,佐以历史长河中人类的决断事件,考察人们的思维方式,从纷繁万象中梳理出一张认知陷阱的清单,谆谆善导我们是如何走入认知误区,思考认知陷阱是如何为错误的滋生和蔓延提供了温床,我们又该怎样去辨别成败的分界点。这一次...
評分最近看了一些思维方面的书,这本书看到是湛卢出的,果断拿下。 用比较零碎的时间读完,感觉书不错,但似乎又没有记住太多。很多很好的故事,生动有趣,又结合了很多历史、政治的背景,颇对这段时期的胃口。简单记录,是为复习。 1 暴露焦虑症 因为害怕在人前示弱,反而用更加极...
評分在杭图发现的这边书,看了下目录感觉还不错,看里面的内容是发现它更偏向于列举故事(故事本身对自己的参考意义可能不大),而不是启发逻辑思考,所以暂时没有借过来阅读。遇到便是缘,先记下来等有机会再仔细品读。先把该书的目录列成清单供自己参考,书中具体故事等以后...
評分这本书主要是讨论认知陷阱的,即如何规避认识和解决问题的错误方式,认知陷阱的危险性在于它们具有多重伪装,能避开某一陷阱未必能避开其他陷阱,这次避免了陷阱,下一次也可能意识不到陷阱。 1. 暴露焦虑症,惧怕于人前示弱。 解释:暴露焦虑症的悲剧性在于患者往往受到压力...
評分最近看了一些思维方面的书,这本书看到是湛卢出的,果断拿下。 用比较零碎的时间读完,感觉书不错,但似乎又没有记住太多。很多很好的故事,生动有趣,又结合了很多历史、政治的背景,颇对这段时期的胃口。简单记录,是为复习。 1 暴露焦虑症 因为害怕在人前示弱,反而用更加极...
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