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La trampa de la inteligencia

La trampa de la inteligencia

Por qué la gente inteligente hace tonterías y cómo evitarlo
PsychologyScience
Pages
400
Published
2019
Language
Spanish
Prose complexity
3/10

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Genres

Psychology Science Self-Help & Psychology

Authors

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David Robson

David Robson writes about the science of human potential. His book, La trampa de la inteligencia, explores how intelligence is often misunderstood. He focuses on topics that help readers better understand themselves and the world around them.

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Fernando Borrajo

Fernando Borrajo writes at the intersection of philosophy and neuroscience. He is known for "Hegel y el cerebro conectado," a book that explores deep connections between thought and the brain.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is this book related to David Robson's other works?

    This book expands on themes of cognitive bias and decision-making that David Robson explores in his other writings, particularly his work on the 'intelligence trap' concept. It offers a deeper dive into the specific pitfalls intelligent people face.

  • What makes this book different from other books on cognitive biases?

    Unlike many books that focus on general cognitive biases, 'La trampa de la inteligencia' specifically targets the unique vulnerabilities and blind spots that can affect highly intelligent individuals. It examines how intelligence itself can sometimes be a hindrance to rational thought.