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Norgate, Sarah

 
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Synopsis

In this book, Sarah Norgate immerses us in the psychology of time. She looks at differing attitudes to and perceptions of time all around the world: why do national proverbs from Sicily reinforce the importance of not rushing and taking things slow, while proverbs from highly industrialized countries are economically-driven ('Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today')? Why do some countries, like Japan, have a 24/7 culture, while others are only just coming to terms with Sunday opening for shops?

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À propos de l'auteur

Sarah Norgate was born in Portsmouth in 1970 and gained her doctorate in Psychology from the University of Warwick. She divides her time between Milton Keynes and a rural corner of Lancashire where she winds her pace of life right down. Sarah is a developmental psychologist in the Child and Youth Studies Research group at The Open University and an athlete in Milton Keynes Athletics Club. In 2004, she was awarded a Winston Churchill Fellowship to study the provision of psychological care for children with eye cancer in Los Angeles, Toronto and Paris.

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