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Tribal Mindset - cover

Tribal Mindset

Dorian Ashwood

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Publisher: Publifye

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"Tribal Mindset" examines the deeply ingrained human tendency to form groups and the impact of this "tribalism" on modern society. It argues that understanding our innate tribal tendencies is crucial for navigating the complexities we face today. The book explores how early humans formed tribes as a survival mechanism, providing protection and resources, while simultaneously creating boundaries and potential conflict. This highlights how tribalism isn't merely learned behavior but an inherent aspect of human nature, shaped by evolutionary pressures, and often results in cognitive biases that strengthen in-group loyalty while contributing to out-group prejudice. The book delves into the psychology of belonging, the dynamics of intergroup conflict, and tribalism's presence in modern institutions, covering topics from political polarization to corporate culture. It emphasizes that unchecked tribalism can be detrimental, fostering social divisions and hindering cooperation. The book progresses through chapters that introduce tribalism's origins, explore its psychological underpinnings, and analyze its impact on various aspects of modern life. Ultimately, it offers strategies for fostering inclusivity and transcending tribal divisions.
Available since: 05/02/2025.
Print length: 84 pages.

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