So what Non-Fiction have you read?

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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > The Book Barn > So what Non-Fiction have you read?

langurmonkey: Oct 29, 2011; Getting healthy by posting on the Internet

I recently read "Maximum Willpower" by Kelly McGonigal. It looks like the typical self-help rubbish, but it is full of good scientific insights about how people fall into bad habits and can learn good new habits. Also in the field of psychology - "The Lucifer Effect" is a fascinating look at the famous Stanford Prison experiment with context from Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay dealing with the forces that can make otherwise "good" people do the most appalling things.

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