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Review: Hare Brain, Tortoise Mind: How Intelligence Increases When You Think LessUser Review - Maria Gerrish - GoodreadsI read this book as part of my MA in Human Resource Management. Found the concepts interesting however I did get a little bored towards the end but it's probably a lot more easier to read than some of other literature on the subject. A good starting point for problem solving topics Read full review Review: Hare Brain, Tortoise Mind: How Intelligence Increases When You Think LessUser Review - Christine Spang - GoodreadsLife-changing thoughts on intuition. Read full review Related books
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12 other sections not shown Common terms and phrasesA. E. Housman ability able action activity articulate asked associated assumption attention become blindsight brain brainscape cells Chapter Christopher Ball clearly cognitive complex concept conscious awareness creative culture d-mode D. T. Suzuki deliberate Descartes detect develop effect Ellen Langer example experience Experimental explain explicit fact feel flashed focused function going human idea Implicit Learning intelligence intuition judgement kind know-how knowledge Lancelot Law Whyte learners learning by osmosis learning curriculum less Lewicki logical look memory mental modes of mind neural neurons one's patients patterns perception poem predict Psychology question recognise relationship response Rubik cube scious seems sense simply situation slow solution solve subjects subliminal Susan Greenfield talking task technopoly Ted Hughes tend things thinking thought tion turn uncon unconscious undermind understanding visual wisdom words wordscape Bibliographic information
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