The Empathy Gap
The Empathy Gap
by Atharva Inamdar
The Empathy Gap is a psychology & mind book by Atharva Inamdar with a focus on Behavioral Psychology. Drawing from the science of human behavior, this book digs into how minds work and why people act the way they do. The questions it raises stick with you long after the last page. Published in 2020 by The Book Nexus, this work spans 37,421 words across approximately 150 pages.
Drawing from behavioral psychology, this book examines the invisible forces, biases, triggers, and patterns, that drive human decision-making.
Reading Experience
At 37,421 words across roughly 150 pages, this one runs about 3.1 hours of reading time. Long enough to dig into its subject properly, short enough that it does not lose you along the way. For psychology & mind, this length tends to work well — room to develop ideas without padding.
About the Author
The Empathy Gap comes from 2020, during the years when over 1,500 books had no platform. Amazon had shut the door. Draft2Digital said they were "a small company for small authors." The writing never stopped — Atharva was 23 and still producing psychology & mind work with no clear path to publication. With 49 psychology books in the catalog, this genre represents a sustained interest in why people act the way they do — rooted in observation, not just textbook theory.
Publication History
The Empathy Gap was published on November 5th, 2020, one of 17 books released that month as part of a catalog-wide publishing effort. Written and published within the same year, the book moved from draft to release in 2020 without the extended wait that many titles in the catalog experienced. Published through The Book Nexus, the Indian publishing entity that handles ISBN management and distribution for the full catalog. ISBN: 978-93-7184-243-3. 2020 saw 152 titles published in total across the catalog.
Explore This Genre
The Empathy Gap is one of 49 books in the psychology & mind category within this catalog. Readers who enjoy this book may find themselves drawn to other psychology & mind titles in the collection, each approaching the genre from a different angle and with a different focus. The behavioral psychology focus specifically connects this book to a tradition of writing that values depth over breadth, offering readers something targeted rather than general.
Publication Details
- Publisher
- The Book Nexus
- ISBN-13
- 978-93-7184-243-3
- Year Written
- 2020