The Neuroscience of Safety Habits

Isabelle Simonetto


anglais | 28-02-2023 | 208 pages

9782804724696

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A unique book that mobilizes neuroscience to improve the safety and management of companies!

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A unique book that mobilizes neuroscience to improve the safety and management of companies!


Why do people with experience still make errors? How can we explain the omission of a step in a process or the reversal of a sample during a medical analysis, for example? What if it’s all about neuroscience? We cannot always rely on our brain. The automatisms we acquire, although indispensable, can sometimes play tricks on us and lead us to make errors, which constitutes a danger not only for ourselves, but also for others. With the help of the latest research in neuroscience and 25 years of experience in consulting, observation of work situations and training, Isabelle Simonetto explains the functioning of the human brain in a playful, accessible and innovative way. Thanks to exercises, concrete examples and memo cards, the reader will be able to understand the various pitfalls inherent to the properties of the brain. The author also presents practical advice and techniques that can be directly applied in all professional sectors. An indispensable book for all those who wish to improve their security and reliability in their professional and personal lives.

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A unique book that mobilizes neuroscience to improve the safety and management of companies!

Détails

Code EAN :9782804724696
Auteur(trice) : 
Traduit par : Rebecca Neal
Date de publication :  28-02-2023
Format :Livre de poche
Langue(s) : anglais
Hauteur :225 mm
Largeur :140 mm
Epaisseur :20 mm
Poids :281 gr
Stock :Disponible sur commande
Nombre de pages :208
Collection :  Psychologie grand public
Mots clés :  neurosciences; brains; company; security; automatisms; memory; management