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Habits, their making and unmaking

Knight Dunlap

1932

How much is too much

Stanton Peele

1981

A concise summary of Charles Duhiggs The power of habit-- in 30 minutes

Charles Duhigg

2012

Life and Habit

Samuel Butler

1877

Sly's Unwise Surprise

Timothy Stinson

1993

The change your life book

William Hudson O'Hanlon

2012

The Science of Self-Control

Howard Rachlin

2000

Atomic Habits

James Clear

2016 ★ 4.0

Mental traps

André Kukla, Andre Kukla

2006

The Middle Works of John Dewey, Volume 14, 1899 - 1924

John Dewey

1983

Selfwatching

Peter M. Miller, Ray J. Hodgson

1982

Making habits, breaking habits

Jeremy Dean

2013

Private obsessions

Lee Ezell

1991

The habit change workbook

James Claiborn, Cherry Pedrick

2001

Comfort detox

Erin M. Straza

2017

The here-and-now habit

Hugh G. Byrne

2016

The anger habit

Carl Semmelroth

2004

Habits

John Nicholson

1978

21 Rituals to Change Your Life

Theresa Cheung

2018

Tiny Habits

B. J. Fogg

2019 ★ 3.6

Bad habits

John C. Burnham

1993

The Power of Positive Habits

Dan Robey

2003

Good Habits, Bad Habits

Wendy Wood

2024

The complete idiot's guide to breaking bad habits

Suzanne LeVert

1998

Good Kids, Bad Habits

Jennifer Trachtenberg

2007

When Am I Going to Be Happy?

Penelope Russianoff

1988

You Code

James Moore, Judi James

2010

How to say no to a stubborn habit

Erwin W. Lutzer

1979

Rituals for our times

Janine Roberts, Evan Imber-Black

1992

Your hidden riches

Janet Bray Attwood

2014

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