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Grown Up Digital: How the Net Generation is Changing Your World

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Don Tapscott

Price: CDN$ 28.11


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Tags: Management, Consumer Behavior, General AAS, Culture, Manager s Guides to Computing, General, General AAS, General, General AAS, General, Popular Culture, General, General AAS, Management, Consumer Behavior, General AAS, Computer Science, General AAS, Sociology, General AAS

#A well-researched account of today s youth (2008-11-04) For starters, I would say this book is somewhat more accessible than Don s previous book Wikinomics (with Anthony Williams - also a great read by the way), especially in terms of its mass appeal. Everyone knows some young people, so I thing everyone can relate. If you are a parent and you have Internet-addicted kids, this book will help you better understand where they re coming from. If you re an employer and you are looking for bright young talent, this book will help you attract and retain them. If you are a marketer and yo...
Influence

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Robert B Cialdini

Price: CDN$ 11.75


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Tags: Consumer Behavior, Applied Psychology, General, General AAS, Motivational, Success, General, General AAS, Consumer Behavior, General AAS, General AAS, General AAS

Arguably the best book ever on what is increasingly becoming the science of persuasion. Whether you re a mere consumer or someone weaving the web of persuasion to urge others to buy or vote for your product, this is an essential book for understanding the psychological foundations of marketing. Recommended.

#If you market read it. (2008-02-14) And we all market. If not a product then ourselves. This is a well written book that holds the interest throughout. The volume of research behind it is huge and the ability to precis it so well deserves praise. A book to explore for marketing tips and for tips to avoid marketing traps. Best of all it is a good read.
#I used to be a people pleaser (2004-06-16) I used to agree with other people to avoid making waves. Because of this book, I understand why I was compliant and I am more truthful in my responses to others. This book really made me understand why I was persuaded to do things I didn t want to do. A book called Optimal Thinking: How To Be Your Best Self also made a huge impact on me. Optimal Thinking helped me to let go of what is out of my control, make the most of what is in my control and get the best results in every situation. So I recommend each of these books. Read them si...
#Great book which can help you a lot (2004-04-22) What I can say in simple words. . . Ono of the best books I have ever read. Cialdini is highly seasoned professional. Shilohalso fan of motivational book you can view at amazon. comThe Rainbow Butterfly(. . . )
#Excellent (2004-04-10) I picked this book up because somebody online recommended it, and the topic interested me. This has been one of the best books I ve ever bought. Dr. Cialdini told me things I already knew, just had never put any actual thought into. After having read most of the book I was able to apply the material into my life and I think it helped me from making a bad decision related to my higher education. I highly recommend everyone read this!
#A Classic - One of those Life-Changing Books (2004-03-24) I first was introduced to Cialdini s work during an ",Intro to Managerial Psychology", class in the early 90 s. I have found the concepts in this legendary book to be useful again and again in everything I do in business. His was the first book I read that had the perfect balance of ",down to earth", explanations with academic underpinnings, and a reasonable path to apply different topics.
Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions

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Dan Ariely

Price: CDN$ 18.25


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Tags: Consumer Behavior, General, General AAS, General, General AAS, Decision-Making, Reasoning, Social Psychology & Interactions, General, General AAS, Consumer Behavior, Cognitive Psychology, Cognitive Science, Cognitive Psychology, Batteries, General AAS, General AAS, Cognitive Psychology, General AAS, General AAS

#Reality is absolutely relative. (2008-09-16) At first glance, the title of Dan Ariely s book seems to be an oxymoron. (It certainly catches one s attention. ) Can irrational thought and/or behavior be predicted? Perhaps if it is repetitive? (The judgment and behavior of at least some people can be repetitive and thus predictable. ) So I began to read his book with curiosity but also, yes, with some skepticism. Here are a few of my reactions. First, he learned a number of lessons from what he calls experiments in his life, each of which struck him as being counterintuitive. For exam...
#People Are Predictably Interested In More Than Money (2008-04-22) Only a professor of behavioral economics would conclude that when people respond to motives other than money they are being predictably irrational. If you want to see some clever experiments that demonstrate that people are interested in things other than money, read this book. I would like to observe, however, that such experiments have to be taken with a grain of salt when people know that they are experiments or reflect unexpected questions rather than serious looks at on-going behavior in areas where people have a ...
#Excellent book - controversial, but well founded (2008-04-03) Predictable Irrational is probably one of the most remarkable books after Freakonomics. This is a book about the paradoxes of human judgment. All people, regardless who they are, country they live in, jobs they have, or language they speak, make standard mistakes because our brains work in certain ways. Predictable Irrational is not the first book about such phenomena. My other favorite books on this subject include The Paradox of Choice by Barry Schwartz and Gut Feelings: The Intelligence of the Unconscious by Gerd Gige...
Buyology: Truth and Lies About Why We Buy

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Martin Lindstrom

Price: CDN$ 21.88


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Tags: Advertising, Consumer Behavior, Research, General, General AAS, General, General AAS, Advertising, Consumer Behavior, Research, General, General AAS, Marketing, General AAS

#Preliminary Conclusions About Neuromarketing (2008-11-17) As Martin Lindstrom explains in the Introduction, he set out to understand what s going on in our brains that makes us chose one brand over another - what information passes through our brain s filter and what information doesn t -- well that would be key to truly building brands of the future. After completing a three-year, multimillion-dollar journey with 2,081 volunteers he enlisted (from America, England, Germany, Japan, and the Republic of China), he shares what are best viewed as preliminary conclusions about neuromarketi...
#IN THE SWEET BUY AND BUY (2008-10-28) Do you buy something because you need it? Umm, perhaps. Did you really want the last item you bought? Maybe. Neuromarketing guru Martin Lindstrom has invested years of research into exploring the reasons why we buy, how we are affected even subconsciously to make a purchase. Of course, this is fascinating information for marketers but it was even more intriguing to me as a consumer (especially in today s economy). Just as biology is a study of living organisms, Buy-Ology is a study of living buyers and sellers. Breathes there a woman ...
Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness

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Richard H. Thaler

Price: CDN$ 63.27


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Editorial Reviews Amazon.com Questions for Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein Amazon.com: What do you mean by nudge and why do people sometimes need to be nudged? Thaler and Sunstein: By a nudge we mean anything that influences our choices. A school cafeteria might try to nudge kids toward good diets by putting the healthiest foods at front. We think that it s time for institutions, including government, to become much more user-friendly by enlisting the science of choice to make life easier for people and by gentling nudging them in directions that will make their lives better. Amazon.com: What are some of the situations where nudges can make a difference? Thaler and Sunstein: Well, to name just a few: better investments for everyone, more savings for retirement, less obesity, more charitable giving, a cleaner planet, and an improved educational system. We could easily make people both wealthier and healthier by devising friendlier c...


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