Collection of Classic Psychological Works

If you want to read psychology books, you might as well try this set of classic psychology books. This set of books includes "Inferiority and Transcendence", "The Crowd", "Self and Collective Psychology" and "Behavior Change Thoughts". Whether you are a psychology enthusiast or just for study and research, this set of books will make you feel value for money. "Inferiority and Transcendence" is a classic work by Alfred Adler, the pioneer of human psychology. The whole book is based on the view of individual psychology. It uses a large number of examples as the basis for discussion from education, family, marriage, ethics, social interaction and other fields. It clarifies the direction of life and the true meaning of life. It helps people correctly face shortcomings, treat careers correctly, understand society correctly, understand life, and understand sex. It has profound philosophical and great academic value. "Ego, Id and Collective Psychology" contains three of Freud's most important later works: "Beyond the Pleasure Principle", "Analysis of Collective Psychology and the Self" and "The Self and the Id". These three works were published in 1920, 1921 and 1923 respectively. They proposed the binary opposition between life instinct and death instinct, the libido connection in the collective and the three-part structure of personality. They are continuous in content and together constitute Freud's later psychoanalytic theoretical system. "The Crowd: A Study of Popular Psychology" is a sociological classic that has been translated into nearly 20 languages. The book played a huge role in understanding the role of group behavior and in the study of social psychology. With novel viewpoints and vivid language, it is a must-read for researchers of group behavior. "Behavior Changes Thoughts: The Principle of Performance" takes the principle of "performance" as the core and uses easy-to-understand language to explain in detail how behavior affects people's cognition, changes cognition, and changes thoughts. This book is full of classic experiments and cases conducted by world-famous philosophers and thinkers on behavior and thought, which broadens readers' horizons and is refreshing.