Read-alikes and related books

Books like Human Intelligence An Introduction

If you loved Human Intelligence An Introduction by Robert J. Sternberg, this shelf of 24 books shares the same pull — rooted in Cognitive Psychology & Cognition and Psychology.

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Top related books to Human Intelligence An Introduction

Read-alikes chosen for how well they continue the mood, themes, and voice of Human Intelligence An Introduction.

Wisdom

Robert J. Sternberg

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

Self-Analysis [in Farsi] Proven Techniques to Help Individuals Uncover and Resolve Causes of Internal Conflict, Fear, Anger and Depression.

Parvine Bayat

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

Trusting Your Intuition Harness the Wisdom and Power of Your Inner Voice

Sylvia Clare

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

Learn to Remember — Dominic O’Brien

Dominic O'Brien

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

Civil War Canon Sites of Confederate Memory in South Carolina

Thomas J. Brown

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

Spending Fast and Slow Why Your Money Disappears So Fast and How to Slow Down the Flow

Max Phelps

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

Practical CBT Using Transdiagnostic Case Formulations and Therapies Based on Problem-maintaining Circles

Gary Bakker

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

The Idea of the World A Multi-Disciplinary Argument for the Mental Nature of Reality

Bernardo Kastrup

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

Scepticism and Perceptual Justification

Dylan Dodd

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#10

Overcoming Impulse Control Problems A Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Program, Workbook

Jon E. Grant

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#11

Knowledge Acquisition for Expert Systems A Practical Handbook

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Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#12

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How Children Learn Math The Science of Math Learning in Research and Practice

Nancy Krasa

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#13

Magic Eye 25th Anniversary Book

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Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#14

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 11 Simple CBT Techniques to Strengthen Self-Awareness and Combat Negativity

The Mentor Bucket

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#15

Actual Minds, Possible Worlds

Jerome Seymour Bruner

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#16

How to Release Fear-Based Thinking and Feeling An In-Depth Study of Spiritual Psychology, Volume 2

Joshua David Stone

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#17

Breaking the Stress Cycle 7 Steps to Greater Resilience, Happiness, and Peace of Mind

Andrew Bernstein

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#18

The Imagination of Experiences Musical Invention, Collaboration, and the Making of Meanings

Alan Taylor

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#19

How the Child’s Mind Develops

David Cohen

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#20

Language, Thought, and Other Biological Categories New Foundations for Realism

Ruth Garrett Millikan

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#21

Bond How to Do 11+ Non-Verbal Reasoning New Edition

Alison Primrose

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#22

Beat Panic & Anxiety The Complete Guide to Understanding and Tackling Anxiety Disorders

John Illman

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#23

Sniffy The Virtual Rat : Pro Version 2.0

Tom Alloway

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

#24

So Help Me Golf Why We Love the Game

Rick Reilly

Themes: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition • Psychology

The 24 books on this list are tied together by themes of Cognitive Psychology & Cognition, Psychology — the same threads that run through Human Intelligence An Introduction by Robert J. Sternberg. Among the authors featured: Robert J. Sternberg, Parvine Bayat, Sylvia Clare, Dominic O'Brien, and others.