The Hidden Brain
The Hidden Brain (2010) reveals the function and effects of our unconscious lives. In our increasingly interconnected world, unconscious biases and errors influence our memories, judgments, and perceptions and shape our social, economic, and political institutions.
Who should read
White people interested in understanding unconscious racial bias Parents and teachers Students of neuroscience or psychology
About the author
Shankar Vedantam is an American journalist, writer, and social-science correspondent for NPR. From 2006 to 2009, he wrote about the hidden brain in his Washington Post column “Department of Human Behavior.” His popular podcast Hidden Brain has over two million downloads per w…
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The Hidden Brain (2010) reveals the function and effects of our unconscious lives. In our increasingly interconnected world, unconscious biases and errors influence our memories, judgments, and perceptions and shape our social, economic, and political institutions.
Who should read
White people interested in understanding unconscious racial bias Parents and teachers Students of neuroscience or psychology
About the author
Shankar Vedantam is an American journalist, writer, and social-science correspondent for NPR. From 2006 to 2009, he wrote about the hidden brain in his Washington Post column “Department of Human Behavior.” His popular podcast Hidden Brain has over two million downloads per week, and the Hidden Brain radio show is broadcasted to around 250 public radio shows.
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