Books Like "Think Again"
A psychologist's guide to changing your mind without losing your identity or your sanity.
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- Mindset by Carol Dweck — Both books champion intellectual flexibility and the growth mindset, though Dweck focuses more on learning while Grant emphasizes unlearning.
- Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman — Kahneman's exploration of cognitive biases provides the psychological foundation for many of Grant's arguments about why we resist changing our minds.
- The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt — Haidt's analysis of moral psychology complements Grant's work on why we cling to beliefs and how tribal identity shapes our reasoning.
- Superforecasting by Philip Tetlock — Both authors study how certain people excel at updating their beliefs based on new evidence, though Tetlock focuses specifically on prediction.
- Switch by Chip Heath and Dan Heath — The Heath brothers' framework for creating change shares Grant's practical approach to overcoming psychological resistance to new ideas.
That's the general verdict — find out if Think Again matches YOUR taste.
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