奧麗薇亞．福克斯．卡本尼（Olivia Fox Cabane） 魅力與領導學專家卡本尼，在哈佛、耶魯、史丹佛、麻省理工學院、以及聯合國均有開班授課，並經常受邀為財星五百大企業培訓員工與高階主管。協助學員變得更有說服力、影響力，更能激勵人心。 卡本尼擁有豐富的行為學素養，加上在哈佛與麻省理工學院累積的教學經驗，讓她得以為企業客戶規劃出一套極為實用的魅力學工具和技巧。她的文章散見於《富比士》、《高速企業》、《紐約時報》、《美國商業週刊》以及《華爾街日報》等報章雜誌。 歡迎上www.AskOlivia.com，挖掘更多魅力的祕密。 「卡本尼成功的結合科學研究與個人的精闢分析，以令人信服的說法、有系統的呈現魅力的面貌。」──Stephen M. Kosslyn，史丹福大學行為科學高等研究中心主任

This is a witty assault on lame rhetoric, specious logic, and official BS. Here's a fast-paced, ruthlessly funny romp through the mulligan stew of illogic, unreason, and just plain drivel served up daily in the media by pundits, psychics, ad agencies, New Age gurus, statisticians, free trade ideologues, business "thinkers," and, of course, politicians. Award-winning young philosopher Jamie Whyte applies his laser-like wit to dozens of timely examples in order to deconstruct the rhetoric and cut through the haze of shibboleth and doubletalk to get at the real issues. A troubleshooting guide to both public and private discourse, "Crimes Against Logic": analyzes the 12 major logical fallacies, with examples from the media and everyday life; takes no prisoners as it goes up against the scientific, religious, academic, and political establishments; helps you fine-tune your critical faculties and learn to skewer debaters on their own phony logic.

《心理学与工作》（原书第6版）让我与康定斯基的《红色中的小小梦》产生了强烈的“共通感”。自然天成融为一体、看似杂乱无章的画作在色彩、形式和内在的和谐上诉诸观者的感官和心灵，让人有种充满天启的臆想，给人以天堂般缤纷的感觉。康定斯基认为“心理学领域内‘联想’理论（共通感）再也不能令人满意了，色彩直接影响着精神，色彩犹如键盘，眼睛好似音锤，心灵仿佛绷着弦的梦，艺术家就是弹琴的手，他有意识地按动着各个琴键，以激起心灵有目的地振动。”工作也是这样，你在工作中有过“流畅体验”吗？（见第6章）那是一种单纯为了体验工作快乐，并非因激励手段而全情投入、迎接挑战时感受到的无比激动的、忘我的终极工作境界。在红色中我感觉到心中有一种理性地燃烧着的激情，存在于自身中的一种结实的力量，它既有理性的冰冷明晰，又有感性的温情脉脉，撩人心扉，就像我编辑《心理学与工作》时引起的激动、共鸣的体验；就像这幅画作如同音乐一般震撼心灵，直达到精神深处，即碰触到了我发自“内在需要”的“内在声音”。相信从此书中你可以找到心中所有色彩与音符，职场的和谐之音不仅在你的心里，也在你的耳边、身边、在你的家中，在你的梦里。

Want to differentiate between the heavy emotional language you hear, the logic used, and the various errors in logic? Want to know what that false argument is called? Want to find a book that does not look, feel, and read like a textbook, but can easily be read/perused at your convenience? This little paperback book (174 pages) is one of the best resource for exposing the various arguments and false logic that we humans sometimes use. The prose flows very easily, groups related fallacies together, and the author offers plenty of real-life examples. The first 3 content chapters discuss Emotional Language, its use and misuse. Then there is a chapter on Logical Fallacies. Then the author talks about Irrelevance, Confusion, Oversimplification, Evasion, Erroneous Comparison and Contrast, Arguments, Semantics, and Syllogism. "I just know that that doesn't make any sense, but I'm not sure why" begins the author in the first chapter "Everyday Nonsense." The end of the book has a summary listing of all the fallacies and nonsense terms, a Bibliography, and a useful Index. The author, Robert John Gula (1941-1989) was educated at Colby College and Harvard University. He taught a course on logic (among other subjects) at a very elite private American high school.

每天懂一点行为心理学，ISBN：9787539945552，作者：（日本）匠英一 著