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Out of My Skull
The Psychology of Boredom
Book • 2020
Out of My Skull combines scientific findings with everyday observations to explain boredom, an experience often ignored but from which we can learn.
The authors argue that boredom isn't inherently bad; rather, we often fail to heed its guidance.
By listening to boredom, we can become more engaged and live fuller lives.
The authors argue that boredom isn't inherently bad; rather, we often fail to heed its guidance.
By listening to boredom, we can become more engaged and live fuller lives.
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Mentioned by John Eastwood, author of the book, when discussing avoidance-based coping strategies.

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