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Feeling smart: why our emotions are more rational than we think

Winter, Eyal

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Категории:

Business & Economics - Management & Leadership

Год:

2015

Издание:

First edition

Издательство:

PublicAffairs

Язык:

english

Страницы:

288

ISBN 10:

1610394917

ISBN 13:

9781610394918

Файл:

PDF, 1.44 MB

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,

english, 2015

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