Other Peoples Habits. ed. 1
Worth buying if: You are interested in books focused on habits and everyday human behavior.
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Summary
This 2000 title centers on “other peoples habits,” with Aubrey C. Daniels as author. The catalog record identifies it as a 195-page McGraw-Hill general-interest book.
Why this book now
Read it now as a dated but potentially revealing 2000 perspective on how people think about habits.
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- You are interested in books focused on habits and everyday human behavior.
- You enjoy concise general-interest nonfiction from the turn of the millennium.
- You want a newly published treatment of habits or contemporary research.
- You prefer fiction, memoir, or a book with a clearly identified narrative premise.
- You only want something with very current references and examples.
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Exact edition: Hardcover · ISBN-13 9780071359153
Worth buying if: You are interested in books focused on habits and everyday human behavior.
Skip it if: You want a newly published treatment of habits or contemporary research.
Check Amazon for the current price and availability of this exact edition.
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Reading commitment
Light Short sit-downs
At 195 pages, this is a moderate-length nonfiction read that can be approached in focused sessions.
What stands out here
This record is for the 2000 first edition from McGraw-Hill, listed at 195 pages.
Best way to approach it
Approach it as a focused general-interest book, keeping its 2000 publication context in view.
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Hardcover: ISBN-13 9780071359153
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