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Mind The Gap
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- ISBN8231718856
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- Date de parution16/06/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Mind the Gap is a groundbreaking, interdisciplinary exploration of the emotional, cognitive, and neurobiological differences between men and women-differences often misunderstood, misnamed, or entirely unseen. Moving beyond stereotypes and simplistic binaries, this book reveals the silent psychological chasm that shapes everything from how we argue, decide, love, and lead. Combining cutting-edge neuroscience, psychology, cultural anthropology, and emotional intelligence theory, Mind the Gap investigates the divergent emotional dialects men and women speak-not because of opposition, but because of evolution, hormones, attachment styles, and centuries of social conditioning.
From the prenatal hormonal surges that shape fetal brains to the cultural scripts silently absorbed in childhood classrooms and adult relationships, the book exposes the layered forces behind our everyday misunderstandings. Why do men tend to listen by fixing, and women by feeling? Why do women often flood with emotion, while men stonewall in silence? Why does empathy trigger different neural circuits by gender? Why is emotional labor still invisible, and how does it silently exhaust women across homes and workplaces?Through compelling case studies, global data, and narrative brilliance, each chapter unpacks the unseen forces behind gendered communication, decision-making, emotional suppression, and relational conflict.
Whether analyzing risk preferences in CEOs, emotional reactivity in trauma survivors, or cross-cultural expressions of grief, the book insists on one truth: miscommunication is not failure-it's misalignment. And yet, this is not a tale of irreconcilable difference. It is a map toward mutual understanding. From mirror neurons to marriage therapy, from boardroom dynamics to childhood socialization, Mind the Gap offers tools to bridge the emotional divide-not by erasing difference, but by honoring it with intelligence, empathy, and presence.
For educators, clinicians, leaders, couples, and anyone seeking deeper human connection, this book is a revelatory guide-timely, timeless, and transformative. At once poetic and empirical, intimate and expansive, it invites readers to listen not only better, but differently. The real gap, it reveals, isn't between men and women. It's between the heart that longs to be seen-and the world that never learned how to look.
From the prenatal hormonal surges that shape fetal brains to the cultural scripts silently absorbed in childhood classrooms and adult relationships, the book exposes the layered forces behind our everyday misunderstandings. Why do men tend to listen by fixing, and women by feeling? Why do women often flood with emotion, while men stonewall in silence? Why does empathy trigger different neural circuits by gender? Why is emotional labor still invisible, and how does it silently exhaust women across homes and workplaces?Through compelling case studies, global data, and narrative brilliance, each chapter unpacks the unseen forces behind gendered communication, decision-making, emotional suppression, and relational conflict.
Whether analyzing risk preferences in CEOs, emotional reactivity in trauma survivors, or cross-cultural expressions of grief, the book insists on one truth: miscommunication is not failure-it's misalignment. And yet, this is not a tale of irreconcilable difference. It is a map toward mutual understanding. From mirror neurons to marriage therapy, from boardroom dynamics to childhood socialization, Mind the Gap offers tools to bridge the emotional divide-not by erasing difference, but by honoring it with intelligence, empathy, and presence.
For educators, clinicians, leaders, couples, and anyone seeking deeper human connection, this book is a revelatory guide-timely, timeless, and transformative. At once poetic and empirical, intimate and expansive, it invites readers to listen not only better, but differently. The real gap, it reveals, isn't between men and women. It's between the heart that longs to be seen-and the world that never learned how to look.
Mind the Gap is a groundbreaking, interdisciplinary exploration of the emotional, cognitive, and neurobiological differences between men and women-differences often misunderstood, misnamed, or entirely unseen. Moving beyond stereotypes and simplistic binaries, this book reveals the silent psychological chasm that shapes everything from how we argue, decide, love, and lead. Combining cutting-edge neuroscience, psychology, cultural anthropology, and emotional intelligence theory, Mind the Gap investigates the divergent emotional dialects men and women speak-not because of opposition, but because of evolution, hormones, attachment styles, and centuries of social conditioning.
From the prenatal hormonal surges that shape fetal brains to the cultural scripts silently absorbed in childhood classrooms and adult relationships, the book exposes the layered forces behind our everyday misunderstandings. Why do men tend to listen by fixing, and women by feeling? Why do women often flood with emotion, while men stonewall in silence? Why does empathy trigger different neural circuits by gender? Why is emotional labor still invisible, and how does it silently exhaust women across homes and workplaces?Through compelling case studies, global data, and narrative brilliance, each chapter unpacks the unseen forces behind gendered communication, decision-making, emotional suppression, and relational conflict.
Whether analyzing risk preferences in CEOs, emotional reactivity in trauma survivors, or cross-cultural expressions of grief, the book insists on one truth: miscommunication is not failure-it's misalignment. And yet, this is not a tale of irreconcilable difference. It is a map toward mutual understanding. From mirror neurons to marriage therapy, from boardroom dynamics to childhood socialization, Mind the Gap offers tools to bridge the emotional divide-not by erasing difference, but by honoring it with intelligence, empathy, and presence.
For educators, clinicians, leaders, couples, and anyone seeking deeper human connection, this book is a revelatory guide-timely, timeless, and transformative. At once poetic and empirical, intimate and expansive, it invites readers to listen not only better, but differently. The real gap, it reveals, isn't between men and women. It's between the heart that longs to be seen-and the world that never learned how to look.
From the prenatal hormonal surges that shape fetal brains to the cultural scripts silently absorbed in childhood classrooms and adult relationships, the book exposes the layered forces behind our everyday misunderstandings. Why do men tend to listen by fixing, and women by feeling? Why do women often flood with emotion, while men stonewall in silence? Why does empathy trigger different neural circuits by gender? Why is emotional labor still invisible, and how does it silently exhaust women across homes and workplaces?Through compelling case studies, global data, and narrative brilliance, each chapter unpacks the unseen forces behind gendered communication, decision-making, emotional suppression, and relational conflict.
Whether analyzing risk preferences in CEOs, emotional reactivity in trauma survivors, or cross-cultural expressions of grief, the book insists on one truth: miscommunication is not failure-it's misalignment. And yet, this is not a tale of irreconcilable difference. It is a map toward mutual understanding. From mirror neurons to marriage therapy, from boardroom dynamics to childhood socialization, Mind the Gap offers tools to bridge the emotional divide-not by erasing difference, but by honoring it with intelligence, empathy, and presence.
For educators, clinicians, leaders, couples, and anyone seeking deeper human connection, this book is a revelatory guide-timely, timeless, and transformative. At once poetic and empirical, intimate and expansive, it invites readers to listen not only better, but differently. The real gap, it reveals, isn't between men and women. It's between the heart that longs to be seen-and the world that never learned how to look.