About the Author
Ethan Kross
ISBN 9781785041952
Rs. 1,280
Penguin Life
Chatter
Who it's for: Readers interested in psychology and improving mental well-being
In Chatter, acclaimed psychologist Ethan Kross delves into the universal experience of our inner voice. This book explores why we talk to ourselves, how negative self-talk—or "chatter"—can undermine our health, mood, and performance, and most importantly, how to transform this internal critic into a powerful ally. Drawing on groundbreaking behavioral and brain research, Kross reveals the hidden tools we already possess to harness our inner dialogue for better lives, work, and relationships.Why You Should Read? Understand the scientific basis of self-talk and its impact on your well-being. Discover practical, evidence-based strategies to manage negative internal dialogue. Learn how to optimize your inner voice to enhance performance, foster better relationships, and improve overall mental health. Gain insights into how daily interactions and environments influence our internal conversations.
Highlights
- Explores why we talk to ourselves and the impact of 'chatter'
- Draws on behavioral and brain research
- Reveals tools to turn inner critic into ally
- Practical strategies for managing negative self-talk
- Insights into how environment influences inner conversations
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All by Ethan Kross →Questions about this book
What is 'chatter'?
Chatter refers to negative self-talk that can undermine health, mood, and performance, as described in the book.
Does the book offer practical advice?
Yes, it provides evidence-based strategies to manage negative internal dialogue and harness the inner voice for better outcomes.
What kind of research is the book based on?
It draws on groundbreaking behavioral and brain research.
Who is the author?
Ethan Kross, an acclaimed psychologist.


