Jonathan HaidtPsychology · Non-Fiction·b. 1963
The Happiness Hypothesis
Collected in Jonathan Haidt Collectionfinding modern truth in ancient wisdom
The Happiness Hypothesis
- Pages
- 297
- Published
- 2006
- Language
- English
Synopsis
Jonathan Haidt, a leading psychologist, bridges the gap between ancient wisdom and modern science to explore the nature of happiness. He examines the latest research in psychology and brain science, alongside the teachings of philosophers and religious figures, to offer practical insights into how we can cultivate more happiness in our lives. The book presents a clear formula for happiness, suggesting it's a combination of our biological setpoint, life conditions, and voluntary actions.
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How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10
