Isbn: 9798246030349 - humans are not pigeons: conditioning creates behavior. coherence creates a self. (5 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Humans Are Not Pigeons is not a book about motivation, productivity, or better habits.It is a quiet dismantling of a mistake modern systems-and many relationships-rarely notice they are making.For over a century, human development has been modeled after training principles designed for animals: repetition, reward, compliance, behavior shaping. These methods can produce order. They can produce performance. They can even produce success.But they cannot produce a self.This becomes especially visible in environments shaped by narcissistic dynamics-where control is mistaken for care, compliance is mistaken for connection, and identity is slowly reorganized around what keeps the system stable.This book draws a sharp line between conditioning and coherence.Between behavior that is trained.and identity that is formed.Between adaptation that keeps someone acceptable.and structure that allows someone to remain whole.With spare language and unsettling clarity, Korvin Hale explores how schools, workplaces, families, therapy models, and narcissistic relational systems quietly teach people to replace authenticity with manageability-calling it maturity, stability, or growth.The result often looks functional from the outside.Inside, it feels like disappearance.Humans Are Not Pigeons is a short philosophical work about: - Why compliance is mistaken for peace - How identity erodes in narcissistic environments that reward behavior over being - The psychological cost of becoming 'easy to manage' - The difference between regulating behavior and forming a self - Why leaving a narcissistic system often reveals emptiness, not relief - Why coherence-not control-is the foundation of real stabilityThis is not a book that tells you what to do.It is a book that shows you what was quietly done to you-in systems, in relationships, and in environments that required adaptation-and what becomes possible when behavior is no longer mistaken for identity.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Humans Are Not Pigeons is not a book about motivation, productivity, or better habits.It is a quiet dismantling of a mistake modern systems-and many relationships-rarely notice they are making.For over a century, human development has been modeled after training principles designed for animals: repetition, reward, compliance, behavior shaping. These methods can produce order. They can produce performance. They can even produce success.But they cannot produce a self.This becomes especially visible in environments shaped by narcissistic dynamics-where control is mistaken for care, compliance is mistaken for connection, and identity is slowly reorganized around what keeps the system stable.This book draws a sharp line between conditioning and coherence.Between behavior that is trained.and identity that is formed.Between adaptation that keeps someone acceptable.and structure that allows someone to remain whole.With spare language and unsettling clarity, Korvin Hale explores how schools, workplaces, families, therapy models, and narcissistic relational systems quietly teach people to replace authenticity with manageability-calling it maturity, stability, or growth.The result often looks functional from the outside.Inside, it feels like disappearance.Humans Are Not Pigeons is a short philosophical work about: - Why compliance is mistaken for peace - How identity erodes in narcissistic environments that reward behavior over being - The psychological cost of becoming "easy to manage" - The difference between regulating behavior and forming a self - Why leaving a narcissistic system often reveals emptiness, not relief - Why coherence-not control-is the foundation of real stabilityThis is not a book that tells you what to do.It is a book that shows you what was quietly done to you-in systems, in relationships, and in environments that required adaptation-and what becomes possible when behavior is no longer mistaken for identity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Humans Are Not Pigeons is not a book about motivation, productivity, or better habits.It is a quiet dismantling of a mistake modern systems rarely notice they are making.For over a century, human development has been modeled after training principles designed for animals: repetition, reward, compliance, behavior shaping. These methods can produce order. They can produce performance. They can even produce success.But they cannot produce a self.This book draws a sharp line between conditioning and coherence.Between behavior that is trained.and identity that is formed.Between adaptation that keeps someone acceptable.and structure that allows someone to remain whole.With spare language and unsettling clarity, Korvin Hale explores how schools, workplaces, families, therapy models, and cultural expectations quietly teach people to replace authenticity with manageability-calling it maturity, stability, or growth.The result often looks functional from the outside.Inside, it feels like disappearance.Humans Are Not Pigeons is a short philosophical work about: - Why compliance is mistaken for peace- How identity erodes when behavior is rewarded more than being- The psychological cost of becoming "easy to manage"- The difference between training a nervous system and building a self- Why coherence-not control-is the foundation of real stabilityThis is not a book that tells you what to do.It is a book that shows you what was quietly done to you-and what becomes possible when behavior is no longer mistaken for identity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…