Category Archives: Psychology

How we think, decide and make sense of the world.

The Scout Mindset Review: A Practical Guide to Seeing Clearly

The best practical book on honest thinking: clear, fair and full of usable tests, arguing [...]

The Paradox of Choice Review: Why More Options Can Mean Less Joy

A lucid, useful case that too many options can make us miserable; the maximizer and [...]

The Anxious Generation Review: A Bold Case, Fiercely Contested

A persuasive, highly practical case against phone-based childhood whose causal claims remain disputed; parents should [...]

Think Again Review: Adam Grant’s Case for Changing Your Mind

A lively, well-researched guide to rethinking your own views and helping others rethink theirs; familiar [...]

The Body Keeps the Score Review: Powerful, Popular and Contested

Van der Kolk's bestseller on trauma is compassionate and eye-opening for many readers, but several [...]

Attached Review: A Useful Map of Love, Drawn Too Simply

A clear, practical introduction to adult attachment styles that has helped many readers understand their [...]

The Righteous Mind Review: Why Politics Divides Good People

Haidt's account of moral intuition is one of the best books for understanding political and [...]

The Psychopath Test Review: Jon Ronson Doubts His Own Checklist

Funny, curious and unexpectedly self-critical, Ronson's tour of psychopathy and psychiatry entertains more than it [...]

Quiet Review: A Persuasive Defense of Introverts

Susan Cain's well-researched case for introverts is warm, readable and often eye-opening, though it stretches [...]

Behave Review: Sapolsky’s Brilliant, Sprawling Tour of Why We Act

The best single book on the biology of human behavior: huge, funny and demanding, and [...]

The Undoing Project Review: The Friendship Behind Behavioral Economics

Michael Lewis turns the Kahneman and Tversky partnership into a gripping, moving story; lighter on [...]

Noise Review: The Other Half of Human Error, Told at Length

An important idea stretched across a book twice as long as it needs to be: [...]