There's a fabulous book called: "BEING WRONG Adventures in the Margin of Error" It's an entire book about the cognitive experience in the moment of being wrong

There's a fabulous book called: "BEING WRONG Adventures in the Margin of Error" It's an entire book about the cognitive experience in the moment of being wrong. It's dotted with examples of how humans hate to be wrong and how they deal (for better or worse) with their aversion to being wrong. I don't have a problem admitting I'm wrong (I think I did when I was younger, but I've been wrong a lot since so...). However, I find that this type of deep, cerebral meditation on what it means to us to be "wrong" really helps later on when you're dealing with it in real time.