Barry Schwartz is an American psychologist, professor, and author who specializes in the study of motivation, decision-making, and human behavior. Known for his works that combine psychology and philosophy, Schwartz helps readers understand how modern society and the number of choices affect levels of happiness and satisfaction. His book "The Paradox of Choice" became a world bestseller and addresses the topic of an excess of choices that can lead to anxiety and doubt.
He is the author of the book"Why we work"(the original name is"Why We Work"). In this book, he explores what motivates people to work and how modern management systems affect job satisfaction. Schwartz discusses how factors other than pay affect the sense of meaning and satisfaction at work, emphasizing that meaningful work can have a major positive impact on personal life and productivity.
His works are used in psychology and economics research and have practical applications for improving the quality of life, which makes them interesting both for specialists and for a general audience.
