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Do the things on your desk betray the thoughts on your mind? Does your dining room decor carry clues to your character? Award-winning psychologist Sam Gosling has dispatched teams of scientific investigators to poke around bedrooms and offices, check out iPods, and peek at personal websites—to see what can be learned about us simply from looking at our belongings. What he has discovered is intriguing: When it comes to the most essential components of our personality—from friendliness and flexibility to openness and originality—the things we own and the way we arrange them can say more about…
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4 editions- Paperback · English · 2009Profile Books · 263 pages · 9781846680281
- Ebook · English · 2009Basic Books · 263 pages · 9780465012435
- Paperback · English · 2009Gosling, Sam, Ph.D. · 272 pages · 9780465013821
- Hardcover · English · 2008Basic Books · 263 pages · 9780465027811
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