The effect of comparison on decision making and happiness

This book takes a look at the influence of social comparison on individuals, groups, and society, using real-life examples and psychological theories. It goes beyond an individual perspective and comprehensively explores the macro impact of social comparison on groups and society, and it covers a wide range of topics. From an individual perspective, this book elaborates on how social comparison affects self-awareness and decision-making. From a group perspective, it delves into how comparison affects interpersonal relationships and group conflicts. Finally, from a societal perspective, it explores how it impacts altruistic behavior and happiness among the general public. The readers of this book include government officials, professional scholars, and general readers interested in social comparison. The main highlights of this book include the following: first, it stands out for its comprehensive presentation of rich research findings on social comparison. Second, it is written in clear and reader-friendly language that is closely related to real-life situations. Third, by providing concrete suggestions for utilizing social comparison, this book offers insights on how to improve society and enhance personal well-being.