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Explore the groundbreaking insights of Thomas Suddendorf in 'The Gap', a must-read psychology book that delves into the evolution of human cognition and understanding. Published by Little Brown in 2013, this compelling narrative spans 368 pages and offers a profound look into why we think the way we do. Ideal for psychology enthusiasts, students, and professionals alike, 'The Gap' presents an exploration of how our cognitive abilities have shaped our lives and societies. With numerous accolades from prestigious organizations such as the American Psychological Association and the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, Suddendorf's work is a cornerstone of contemporary psychological research. This engaging book has captivated readers and has been featured in renowned publications including the New York Times and Discover. Join the ranks of informed readers who wish to comprehend the intricate relationship between our cognitive evolution and modern society. Enhance your library or gift this insightful book to a friend who is passionate about understanding psychology and the human mind. Discover the depth of thought-provoking ideas and academic excellence within 'The Gap' and ignite your curiosity about the inner workings of thought and consciousness.