The 10 Best Human Psychology Books

Here are 10 of the best human psychology books to make you smarter.
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Thinking Faster and Slow by Daniel Kahneman The 48 laws of power by Robert greene Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely Influence by Robert B. Cialdini, PH.D. Nudge by Richard H. Thaler Cass R, Sunstein Drive by Daniel H. Pink The Paradox of choice by Barry Schwartz Wanting by Luke Burgis Think Again by Adam Grant Mindset by Carol S. Dweck, PH.D,

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2. The laws of human nature

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"Law of seduction" also

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"Read people like a book" by Patrick king

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Read it. Good book, but a little overestimated if you ask me.

[@gerardbeekman]

Meditations Marcus Aurelius

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"Psycho-cybernetics" by Maxwell Maltz.

[@hopolang99]

Yes I am reading it as we speak

[@yonatansolomon8318]

The art of thinking clearly

[@skyjuke2006]

SELF-COMPASSION Kristin Neff Very good & practical advices.

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Flow & Creativity by Mihaly.

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Jonathan haidth's Rightous Mind , a true genius book

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My #1 favorite ❤️❤️❤️

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I have seen lots of videos to which book to read now I choose righteous mind because of your comment made me

[@kinza3009]

What is the book about?

[@PranavTambat5001]

Add Behave by Oliver Sacks and What Every Body is Saying by Joe Navarro

[@CraftersWorld]

Atomic habits by James clear & power of now by Eckhart Tolle

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Someone got to the library before me and both of the books are already borrowed. Do you have any other suggestions? I'm 16 and would love to get into psychology more, but haven't really read a single book about psychology, but still understand concepts of topics brought up in it. But I'd really love to have more depth in my understanding of most topics. I thank you in advance for your suggestions if you see my comment! Have a great day.

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​@@user-bm1qu7wt9w48 laws of power, how to talk to anyone(92 ways), how to win friends & influence people by dale carnegie

[@BKing007]

​@@user-bm1qu7wt9whi, depends a bit on what you want and need to focus on, for self improvement and learning to control yourself etc or influence, have better connection with people etc, related book to read

[@skyjuke2006]

I think the mentality of a spiritual seeker is very different from a success oriented person. One accept and is in harmony with what it is, the other want to flex reality in other to obtain something. Both could coexist.

[@youwillgetyouranswer]

You are correct its very hard to be both of them but i will choose the spiritual way

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48 laws of power by Robert Grene

[@hbhere]

He included that at second no. Bro

[@prajwalkrishna]

@@hbhere That was laws of human nature

[@hbhere]

​@@prajwalkrishnaoh sorry I thought it is the same I realised when I ordered it thank you 😅

[@jackjack4412]

Laws of Human Nature is a better book imo, but it depends on the reader's mission.

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The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale

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How's the book brother?😅

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Atomic habits by James clear !

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Average ​@@user-cu9dw4qg3x

[@Noudist]

How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie.

[@Niffunn]

Great book i reccomend

[@outdoorgeek1122]

If anyone has done a psychology course here could u pl tell which books dp they teach in the college

[@gabipimentel1493]

@@outdoorgeek1122History of Modern Psychology by Schultz and Schultz it's a good one to start. it is a dense read but a very good one!

[@holasoyjose9683]

is superb

[@davidyl2423]

Overrated

[@IdealsPeekay]

Dark psychology by Jonathan MİND. Dale Carnegie is the other author. Brain trancy is another one. Robert Greene is all times great 👍

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power of your subconscious mind

[@masiramemon4193]

Was searching for Understanding Human Psychology, and landed on your channel Amazings suggests with proper explanation about those books👌 Would like to know which one to start with if a person is new to this subject ?

[@AwaisPirzada34]

Great list but I'd like to add "behave by Robert sapolsky"

[@Shabeer477]

The 48 laws of power is also a great book

[@damonm4156]

Love it thanks man

[@spontaneousbootay]

The courage to be yourself is one of the best that I've read

[@youwillgetyouranswer]

Is it a good book

[@spontaneousbootay]

@@youwillgetyouranswer yes brother, check it out

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Pulling your own strings by Wayne Dyer

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Emotional Intelligence Master your Emotions

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Just got to the middle of the book.. Loving it so far

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@@attaulmomin Which one?

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Psychology of persuasion Robert Caldini

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thank you so much sir ji 🙏

[@reemuskumar1]

Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg is my recommendation to be added in this list.

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Science and Sanity

[@PranavTambat5001]

Amazing books

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Power of subconscious mind by Joseph Murphy

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Wincing at the Dan Ariely book

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Thank you

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48laws of power+ every thomas erikson book, ever.

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Yessss🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

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Very informative video

[@niyazgill691]

Breaking the Habit of being Yourself by Dr. Joe Dispenza, Since this book is not on there then, naming the video 10 best human psychology books is too much of stretch in my opinion, this book specifically revolves around the psychology of change, 95% of all that is in those books you mentioned only works because they are mentioning a part of what is in BTHOBY by Dr. Joe Dispenza, i promise if you read this then you won't need other psychology books unless you want some psychological tricks for easy fixes that are usually temporary❤

[@Radhakrishnan-uf6vx]

Flow by mihali.. Really a good book

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WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE BOOK "Decisive: How to Make Better Choices in Life and Work"? is it worth reading?

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Are these Hardcovers that you showed in the video?

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The Might of the Thoughts, by 'Billy' Eduard Albert Meier (BEAM).

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Power of positive thinking

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Who is the writer of this book?

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@@NaraN_2007 Norman Vincent Peale

[@TZB2011]

Good recommendations! However, according to my opinion these books come under the behavioral science more.😊

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Sapiens is also a great book

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More videos please

[@E.Abhinav_Sharma]

Can you provide Book links in comment Below .

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The Pimp Game;Instructional Guide by Mickey Royal

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Think and Make It Happen by Dr. Augusto Cury

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Predictably Irrational!

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Can you make video on dark psychology

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Psycho Cybernetics.

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the power of your subconscious mind by joseph murphy

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Grit by Angela duck worth

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Add BEHAVE by Robert Sapolsky

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I am not very smart, still wayyyy to smart for this world.

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Emotional intelligence by Daniel Goldman.

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Is it usefull as per

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@@user-he8sj6rg8t Yes I read a summary of the book since I am a consultant by profession I have to understand human behaviours and biases so everyone who's interested in influencing people and thrive in their careers and lives must understand humans ever changing emotional intelligence. I hope I summaries it well to you. Have a great time be blessed😊

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@@vaibjsjdwhat is it about

[@vaibjsjd]

It's about understanding and managing your own emotions and those who you relate with personally or professionally inculcates behaviours like self awareness , self discovery, group biases, empathy, effective communication and leadership etc. Must read book in today's emotionally disturbed world where most of the people living meaningless and stressed lives.

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Reality Transurfing by Vadim Zeland Candide by Voltaire (fiction satire but psychologically empowering)

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Bhagwat Gita which describes the mind and nature of human . Thus,it also solves the all related problems .And , My advise is that you should keep it at 1st

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Bhagwat gita explains it better than these???

[@kunal08]

​@@Nophobia69 Despite not being explicitly related to psychology, Bhagwat Geeta is indeed unparalleled if you're looking for ways to enhance self-discipline and gain mastery over your mind.

[@IndianSubmarine804]

Then read yourself first

[@jaglinuxmint]

100% agree with you. Don't worry about negative comments, they are simply ignorant

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The art of seduction

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Meditation by Marcus Aurelius

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And what about " Games People Play " ??

[@RickKettner]

Ahh, I haven’t read that one yet. I’ll take a look at it.

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33 strategies of war

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The meaning of life

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Psychology books makes a person all alone in the world...

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Knowing less is sometimes better

[@GGG-tx4pn]

Lol what type of comment is that, u clearly becoming more smart when u read u can’t debate that what the point u making here grab your balls sack and go to the gym

[@GGG-tx4pn]

Reading books without a doubt make u smarter what is the point u meaking hear Brother ?

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The 48 laws of power by robert greene

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Nice

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Unconscious Branding by douglas van praet

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Think Like a monk

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please anyone help which book I read first because Iam new and want to starts book reading thankyou

[@juqexz]

You guys can read that I’ll wait for the movie

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The man who mistook his wife for a hat by oliver sacks

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Yeah, this video becomes worthless the second he mentions Robert Greene

[@fluffyunicorn7155]

The guy never wrote a book with any scientific backing-one of the worst popular psychology authors. Another lousy book on this list could be “Nudge.” I have never read the book, but the concept of “nudging” is a prominent case of psychology’s replication crisis. Current meta-analyses show no evidence of nudging working if you correct for publication bias.

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Can't Hurt Me, yeah 😂

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Atomic habits by James clear❤

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Which of them do you prefer the most 😊

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48 laws of power (robert greene)

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Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer

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the 48 laws of power

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Just read classic literature like Dostoevsky and you'll be better off.

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"How to do the work" by Dr. Nicole LePera

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Affective Neuroscience

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Outwitting the devil by napoleon hill

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❤

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Habit atomics

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Limitless by Jim kwik

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❤❤

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The Subte art of not giving a f*ck

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48 laws of power

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Can anyone tell me which one of them is easy to read ? 🤔

[@worshipthecreator609]

Mindset the new psychology of success is too easy to read and comprehend, you should read, by the way all these books mentioned in video are very very useful especially Influence the psychology of persuasion.

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Honestly red flags

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Let’s read some books

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48 law of power by Robert Grene

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Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostovesky

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which one is the book if you didn't read you are not exist ?

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The 48 laws of power.

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🎉🎉🎉🎉

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Ok

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💋

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48 laws of power by Robert Greene

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THE ART OF NOT GIVING A F**K

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Seriously 💀

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@tsar.2op122 yes it is a great book

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@@flipflopcrusader1368 Ik it’s a book but “grate” is a bit too much

[@philipblythe6535]

Knowledge does not equal intelligence. Intelligence is fixed. Using it more efficiently does not mean it increases.

[@GGG-tx4pn]

But if the outcome u use it for let’s say a project because u got more knowledge u got more creative and deal with your goal better and more effective does it not make u more intelegnt brother ?

[@philipblythe6535]

@@GGG-tx4pn Wrong. Knowledge of how to use a tool does not make it a better tool.

[@jaredcoffin3907]

This list, all of the comments’ additions are merely pop psychology. Just one of your shocking omissions: “Beyond Freedom & Dignity” B.F. Skinner. That such classics are apparently now effectively extinct is sad indeed.