Saturday Psychological Club. Understand Yourself and the World Through Psychological Experiments

Anna is an ordinary Korean schoolgirl who, like many others, worries about choosing her future profession, exams, and disagreements with her parents. Not just Anna — life sometimes seems complicated and unclear to all of us. But most importantly —... we often do not understand ourselves. And because of that, we blame, scold, and criticize.
Everything changes when Anna joins the "Saturday Psychological Club." Together with other students, she conducts fascinating psychological experiments that help her understand how to focus on her studies and stop procrastinating, how to express her opinion without fear, and how to argue with the majority opinion. And most importantly — the experiments help her sort out her feelings and gain confidence!
By reading this book, you will embark on an exciting journey through the corners of human consciousness along with Anna and discover:
- how the brain deceives us and what to do to avoid its traps;
- why we love sweets;
- when society gives us strength and when it makes us weak;
- how to clear anxious thoughts from your mind;
- why it can be difficult for us to change our opinion, even if it is wrong.
Join the "Saturday Psychological Club" to understand yourself and the world!
The book has been awarded the Korean Youth Literary Prize "Changbi."