Why We Click

'In a world where loneliness is skyrocketing and connection feels harder than ever, Murphy's book is a must-have resource . Why We Click is a fascinating, science-backed reminder that the joy we seek so often begins in rhythm with the people around us '

'In a world where loneliness is skyrocketing and connection feels harder than ever, Murphy's book is a must-have resource . Why We Click is a fascinating, science-backed reminder that the joy we seek so often begins in rhythm with the people around us '

'From start to finish, Why We Click dives deep into how we relate, communicate, and sync our behavior in fascinating and perplexing ways. It’s a captivating journey through the science behind the powerful, yet invisible forces that synchronize human behavior .'

'Why We Click is popular science at its best . Kate Murphy takes a universal yet mysterious experience—our sense of connection with others—and reveals the surprising science that explains it. Through vivid stories and carefully-conducted research, Murphy transforms an experience that once felt mysterious and magical into something that is perfectly understandable. You’ll end this book feeling like you’ve gotten a new pair of crystal-clear glasses to see your social world through. It’s engaging, insightful, and hard to put down !'

' Why We Click is a searching and fascinating exploration of the up-and-coming science of human connection . Kate Murphy describes, in lucid terms, not only the foundation of the seemingly effortless link between people, but also the devastating consequences of its absence – all too relevant in a world where digital virtualities are draining real-life interaction from our lives'

'A thoughtful, eloquent volume that could transform not just your relationships but your own worldview as well'

'This book changed the way I think about communicating with the people who matter to me'

'Intelligent and thought-provoking'

'Brilliant'

'Smart and playful'

Kate Murphy is a journalist and science communicator. She is the author of the international bestseller, You're Not Listening, and her writing has appeared in The New York Times , The Wall Street Journal , The Economist and more. Kate is known for her fresh and accessible way of explaining complex subjects, particularly the science behind human interactions, helping readers understand why people behave the way they do. She lives in Houston, Texas.