Q: Is this book suitable for beginners?
A: Absolutely. No prior psychology knowledge is assumed.
Q: Does it contain images/diagrams?
A: Yes, several brain illustrations and memory aids. A pirated PDF often misses these.
Q: Is there an audiobook version?
A: Not widely available. Stick to print or digital text.
Q: Can this book help with exam preparation?
A: Yes, especially for reasoning sections in competitive exams like UPSC, SSC, Bank PO, etc. Q: Is this book suitable for beginners
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1. Know Your Own Mind (The Diagnostic Phase) Before you can improve, you need a baseline. Thorpe provides simple but revealing self-assessments to identify: not a better file)
2. How to Use It (The Training Phase) This is the core. Thorpe treats the brain like a muscle. Key techniques include:
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