Ryan kueter (7 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In English.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - During the last 20 years, Ryan Kueter has sought to solve some of the most complex problems of human Psychology. And he has found that the solution to many of those problems is not the overly simplistic solutions offered by many Psychologists today. But they require understanding how many different scientifically established elements of behavior work together to influence life outcomes. In this timeless work, Ryan Kueter explores the ten universal elements of behavior that have the most influence on life outcomes. He proposes a new unifying theory of motivation, and explores topics, like how to improve self-confidence, creativity, life satisfaction, and judgment when making risky or impactful decisions. At the end, he draws some conclusions about how the concepts presented in this book could help policy makers create laws or programs that could more effectively reduce social problems and improve the overall happiness of populations.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Critical Skills for Life and Leadership presents a new paradigm for advancing the human intellect. In this groundbreaking work, Ryan Kueter demonstrates how specific critical skills enable people to be more effective in performing their life roles. To do that, the author combines current science with his own theories and original ideas to connect the dots between a variety of disciplines and answer complex questions related to personal development, organizational management, mental health, motivation, and many others. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Bad judgment often results in bad decisions that have terrible consequences and benefits the worst people, including criminals, con-artists, corrupt officials, and abusers. It results in social problems that include crime, corruption, harmful biases, cyberbullying, and many other problems in the news today. In this book, Ryan Kueter reveals just how central human judgment is to human progress and the problems people face. He looks at how to spot bad judgment, and use better judgment when you need to, by developing specific skills. For example, the ability to reduce errors in judgment to make better decisions, attribute responsibility, assess fitness for performing life roles, interpret motives and motivate behavior, and understand the effects of stress and adversity on mental health. Buddhism knows adversity as human suffering. Monotheistic religions know adversity as acts of evil. And science reveals how severe forms of adversity, even those created by bad judgment, can be harmful to mental health and the human condition. …

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