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The Expectation Effect How Your Mindset Can Change Your World

David Robson

“As David Robson makes plain in this compelling book, the way we think about the world can profoundly shape how we navigate it. Based in science and packed with smart advice, You’ve heard of the placebo effect and how sugar pills can accelerate healing. But did you know that sham heart surgeries of...

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Modern Wisdom

Robson's book was mentioned as a source for understanding how expectations can shape outcomes across various aspects of life.

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You need to have the expectation effect by David Robson.

— Episode: #1027 - Mel Robbins - The Secret to Over...

Episode: #1027 - Mel Robbins - The Secret to Overcoming Imp...

Robson's book was mentioned as a source for understanding how expectations can shape outcomes across various aspects of life.

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You need to have the expectation effect by David Robson.

Episode: #949 - Jocko Willink - How To Build Unstoppable Co...

Chris highlighted that Robson's book explained how our expectations can shape performance and health outcomes, citing studies where belief alone altered results.

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There's a great book called the expectation effect by David Robson, just popular science book. It's about four years old now.

He looked at a study where they did exactly this. They gave a cohort of people, two different groups. One group has a particular genetic predisposition that allows them to blow off CO2 more efficiently. And that means that for VO2 max work, they have, uh, they're much more effective. Other group does not have this mutation. They mixed them up and split them into two parts. So each group had equal proportions of people with and without, you can see where I'm going to go.

The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

James cited David Robson's The Expectation Effect to illustrate how telling people they have a genetic advantage can boost their performance, using it as evidence for the power of expectation.

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And there's a guy, David Robson who wrote a book called The Expectation Effect. And in that book, they got a group of people, I can't remember how big the study was, but they lied to them and said, th...

— Episode: James Smith: Become Confident In 100 Min...

Episode: James Smith: Become Confident In 100 Minutes

James cited David Robson's The Expectation Effect to illustrate how telling people they have a genetic advantage can boost their performance, using it as evidence for the power of expectation.

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And there's a guy, David Robson who wrote a book called The Expectation Effect. And in that book, they got a group of people, I can't remember how big the study was, but they lied to them and said, this group have got a gene that is going to hinder their turnover of oxygen. And this group over here doesn't. And they got them to perform fitness tests. And the people that were told they had this gene mutation performed a lot better.

Chasing Life

This book explores how changing one's mindset can have a significant impact on physical and mental health. The author details how expectations shape our experiences and create self-fulfilling prophecies.

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In fact, this notion of changing expectations was so transformative for David that he decided to write all about it. His new book is called The Expectation Effect, How Your Mindset Can Change Your Wor...

— Episode: Resetting Expectations

Episode: Resetting Expectations

This book explores how changing one's mindset can have a significant impact on physical and mental health. The author details how expectations shape our experiences and create self-fulfilling prophecies.

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In fact, this notion of changing expectations was so transformative for David that he decided to write all about it. His new book is called The Expectation Effect, How Your Mindset Can Change Your World.

If you do want to learn more about this, you should check out David's new book. It's called The Expectation Effect, How Your Mindset Can Change Your World, and it comes out February 15th.

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