: Cultivating Talent Thinking

Author: Yang Chundeng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: A Series of Books on Human Wisdom and Thinking. The topic of this book covers both the fundamental knowledge of the science of thinking and its practical applications. It combines the main achievements of modern research on thinking science both domestically and internationally, while also including the author's new insights. It presents clear theoretical perspectives, abundant novel materials, and strives to be both profound and accessible. Through this book, readers can expand their knowledge, inspire wisdom, and optimize their thinking. Based on scientific thinking theory, the book incorporates the experiences and methods of thinking training from various educational institutions, collects cases of success from famous scientists and writers, and explores their thinking pathways, methods, and patterns that led them to achieve success. The book is broadly divided into three parts. From the first to the third part, it primarily discusses the thinking motivation for achieving success, the mysteries of brain physiology, and the psychological qualities of successful thinkers; the sixth to the seventh part introduces the training methods and approaches for basic abilities related to successful thinking, such as observation, memory, language, and reading; the eighth to the tenth part connects scientific research and literary creation to social practices, using vivid, concrete, and inspiring case studies to explain the fundamental theories of improving three types of thinking abilities—image thinking, abstract thinking, and creative thinking—as well as the relevant thinking methods and techniques.