Isbn: 9798241285607 - the limbic lie: how your brain's emotional bias shapes every choice (6 résultats)

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Your brain is lying to you-and it's doing so to keep you safe.The problem is that safety is not the same as truth.The Limbic Lie: How Your Brain's Emotional Bias Shapes Every Choice reveals how emotional reasoning quietly drives perception, decision-making, relationships, and identity-often without conscious awareness. Drawing on modern neuroscience, cognitive psychology, decision science, and philosophy, this book exposes why even highly intelligent, logical people make irrational choices they later struggle to explain.At the center of this process is the limbic system-the brain's ancient survival circuitry. Designed to detect threat and assign emotional meaning, it shapes how reality is interpreted long before conscious reasoning begins. What feels like logic is often a post-hoc justification layered over an emotional verdict already reached.This book dismantles the myth of objectivity and replaces it with something more powerful: agency through awareness.Inside, you'll discover: - Why emotional certainty increases as accuracy declines- How cognitive bias forms under stress, trauma, and chronic nervous system dysregulation- The role of predictive processing and the default mode network in shaping identity and belief- Why insight alone fails when the nervous system is overwhelmed- How metacognition allows you to see bias as it happens, not after the damage is done- Practical frameworks for reclaiming choice without suppressing emotionUnlike traditional self-help books that promote positive thinking or emotional control, The Limbic Lie takes a trauma-informed, neurobiologically grounded approach. Emotion is not treated as an enemy to be conquered, but as data to be interpreted-without surrendering authorship of your choices.This book is ideal for readers interested in: Neuroscience and the brainEmotional intelligence and regulationCognitive bias and decision-makingTrauma-informed psychologyStoicism and modern philosophyADHD, anxiety, and nervous system dysregulationPersonal growth grounded in sciencePart of the Neuro Pocket Series, The Limbic Lie bridges ancient wisdom and modern brain science to answer a critical question: What if freedom isn't about controlling your emotions-but about seeing when they are shaping your reality If you've ever wondered why awareness doesn't always lead to change, why certainty feels strongest when it's least justified, or why knowing better doesn't stop repeating the same patterns-this book is your map out.You are not your reactions.You are the one who notices them-and decides what comes next. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Your brain is lying to you-and it's doing so to keep you safe.The problem is that safety is not the same as truth.The Limbic Lie: How Your Brain's Emotional Bias Shapes Every Choice reveals how emotional reasoning quietly drives perception, decision-making, relationships, and identity-often without conscious awareness. Drawing on modern neuroscience, cognitive psychology, decision science, and philosophy, this book exposes why even highly intelligent, logical people make irrational choices they later struggle to explain.At the center of this process is the limbic system-the brain's ancient survival circuitry. Designed to detect threat and assign emotional meaning, it shapes how reality is interpreted long before conscious reasoning begins. What feels like logic is often a post-hoc justification layered over an emotional verdict already reached.This book dismantles the myth of objectivity and replaces it with something more powerful: agency through awareness.Inside, you'll discover: Why emotional certainty increases as accuracy declinesHow cognitive bias forms under stress, trauma, and chronic nervous system dysregulationThe role of predictive processing and the default mode network in shaping identity and beliefWhy insight alone fails when the nervous system is overwhelmedHow metacognition allows you to see bias as it happens, not after the damage is donePractical frameworks for reclaiming choice without suppressing emotionUnlike traditional self-help books that promote positive thinking or emotional control, The Limbic Lie takes a trauma-informed, neurobiologically grounded approach. Emotion is not treated as an enemy to be conquered, but as data to be interpreted-without surrendering authorship of your choices.This book is ideal for readers interested in: Neuroscience and the brainEmotional intelligence and regulationCognitive bias and decision-makingTrauma-informed psychologyStoicism and modern philosophyADHD, anxiety, and nervous system dysregulationPersonal growth grounded in sciencePart of the Neuro Pocket Series, The Limbic Lie bridges ancient wisdom and modern brain science to answer a critical question: What if freedom isn't about controlling your emotions-but about seeing when they are shaping your reality?If you've ever wondered why awareness doesn't always lead to change, why certainty feels strongest when it's least justified, or why knowing better doesn't stop repeating the same patterns-this book is your map out.You are not your reactions.You are the one who notices them-and decides what comes next. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Your brain is lying to you-and it's doing so to keep you safe.The problem is that safety is not the same as truth.The Limbic Lie: How Your Brain's Emotional Bias Shapes Every Choice reveals how emotional reasoning quietly drives perception, decision-making, relationships, and identity-often without conscious awareness. Drawing on modern neuroscience, cognitive psychology, decision science, and philosophy, this book exposes why even highly intelligent, logical people make irrational choices they later struggle to explain.At the center of this process is the limbic system-the brain's ancient survival circuitry. Designed to detect threat and assign emotional meaning, it shapes how reality is interpreted long before conscious reasoning begins. What feels like logic is often a post-hoc justification layered over an emotional verdict already reached.This book dismantles the myth of objectivity and replaces it with something more powerful: agency through awareness.Inside, you'll discover: Why emotional certainty increases as accuracy declinesHow cognitive bias forms under stress, trauma, and chronic nervous system dysregulationThe role of predictive processing and the default mode network in shaping identity and beliefWhy insight alone fails when the nervous system is overwhelmedHow metacognition allows you to see bias as it happens, not after the damage is donePractical frameworks for reclaiming choice without suppressing emotionUnlike traditional self-help books that promote positive thinking or emotional control, The Limbic Lie takes a trauma-informed, neurobiologically grounded approach. Emotion is not treated as an enemy to be conquered, but as data to be interpreted-without surrendering authorship of your choices.This book is ideal for readers interested in: Neuroscience and the brainEmotional intelligence and regulationCognitive bias and decision-makingTrauma-informed psychologyStoicism and modern philosophyADHD, anxiety, and nervous system dysregulationPersonal growth grounded in sciencePart of the Neuro Pocket Series, The Limbic Lie bridges ancient wisdom and modern brain science to answer a critical question: What if freedom isn't about controlling your emotions-but about seeing when they are shaping your reality?If you've ever wondered why awareness doesn't always lead to change, why certainty feels strongest when it's least justified, or why knowing better doesn't stop repeating the same patterns-this book is your map out.You are not your reactions.You are the one who notices them-and decides what comes next. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …