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  1. Depression Principles and Recovery Yuan Yunlu; Written by Yuan Yuan; Yu Huaixin Creative Consultantcompleted Based on his own personal experience after suffering from depression for many years and recovering from it, the author researched and summarized a psychological theoretical system - Qiu Shui Theory. The author uses the Internet platform to share his personal experience and help countless people with the same pain get rid of their troubles, regain confidence, and embark on the road to recovery. This book is compiled by the author based on a large number of consultation cases and rehabilitation pr —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  2. Hypnotic Control: 20 Lectures on Suggestion and Autosuggestion By William Walker Atkinsoncompleted "Hypnotic Control: 20 Lectures on Suggestion and Autosuggestion" The author of this book, William W. Atkinson, is a pioneer of the American New Thought Movement and a famous master of the Law of Attraction. He combined Eastern philosophy with Western spiritual research and wrote many books throughout his life. "Hypnotic Control Technique: 20 Lectures on Suggestion and Autosuggestion" is another psychological work he wrote after "Aura Study Technique", "Concentration Training Technique", "The Sci —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  3. Weird Psychology Muzhicompleted This book is the last secret of popular psychology. It tells the most serious, interesting and darkest parts of psychology, corrects the public's various misunderstandings about psychology, and reveals the ultimate secrets hidden behind various human quirks. The book covers all kinds of abnormal psychological phenomena and behaviors that happen around us, and provides precise and interesting analysis of "abnormal" humans such as autism, depression, homosexuality, corpse-dismemberment murderers, —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  4. Proficient in Psychology, Mind Reading, and Communication Skills Qu Zhecompleted Interpersonal relationships and communication skills are important capital for entering society. Understanding psychology allows you to see through the minds of others. Reading people's hearts gives you an advantage. Effective communication allows you to improve efficiency, know yourself and the enemy, and make decisions before taking action. Fully understanding the psychology of others is the foundation for a person to stand in the workplace and social circles. This book starts from three aspec —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. Drive People Crazy with a Light: 58 Super Practical Psychological Effects Written by Li Shaohuacompleted "Why do hostages fall in love with robbers?" "Why do great people think they are imposters?" "Why didn't you mess with him and he wanted to trouble you?" This book mainly uses more than 50 psychological terms to interpret various psychological phenomena. Only by understanding psychology can you gain insight into human nature. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  6. FBI Micro-Desire Psychology Written by Jin Shengrongcompleted Freud: "Human beings are creatures filled with desires and driven by desires." A study by Ohio State University in the United States proved that all human behaviors are driven by 15 basic desires. These 15 desires include: curiosity, food, sense of honor, rejection, sex, exercise, order of daily life, independence, revenge, social interaction, family, social reputation, disgusting emotions, citizenship, and power. People's behavior is always driven by one or more of the above desires, and no one —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  7. A Collection of Popular Psychology That Everyone Loves to Read (A Set of 18 Volumes in Total) [US] John Watson; [Switzerland] Carl Jung; [UK] Ellison, Etc.completed "A Collection of Popular Psychology Everyone Loves to Read (Set of 18 volumes in total)" includes the classic theories of many psychologists. Through various cases and theories, it helps readers appreciate the mysteries of psychology from all angles, so that people can fully understand themselves and continuously improve themselves, so that they can make progress until they achieve final success. This set of books is not only about philosophy or psychology, it also tells us that no matter what w —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  8. Freud, Sexology and Psychology of Love Austriawritten by Sigmund Freud, Translated by Liao Yudicompleted What exactly is sexual perversion? Do children have sexual desires? Why do men love women the more "bad" they are? How are our choices of sexual partners affected? This book collects all the eye-catching chapters in Freud's life and sexual theory. Most of the editions did not include "Civilized Sexual Morality and Modern Man's Neurosis", "On Narcissism: An Introduction", "Children's Sexual Morality", etc. Are also included in this book. The translation has been repeatedly sorted and polished, st —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  9. Practical DSM5 [US] Written by James Morrison, Translated by Wang Yuyincompleted DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) is compiled by the American Psychiatric Association. Since its publication in 1952, it has been known as the world's bible of mental diagnosis for nearly 70 years. It is a professional reference manual for mental health professionals in hundreds of countries, including China. The current version is DSM5 (fifth edition). This book is a comprehensive analysis of DSM5 by Dr. James Morrison, the godfather of American mental health certifica —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  10. Live the Meaning of Life (Austria) Alfred Adlercompleted "Live the Meaning of Life" is a famous book by the famous psychologist Alfred Adler (1870-1937). The English title is What life should mean to you. It is also translated into Chinese as "Inferiority and Transcendence". The book has 12 chapters in total. The book begins with the question: Why are we born? Then it starts from various aspects such as childhood experience, family of origin, school education, adolescent problems, career choices, marriage and love life, etc. It is based on a large num —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  11. 1000 Questions on Common Sense in Psychology Muzhicompleted "1000 Questions on Common Sense in Psychology: Your First Common Sense Book on Psychology (Super Value Gold Edition)" introduces readers to the basic knowledge of psychology in the form of questions and answers, with popular language and rich cases. It points out common confusions in life and provides psychological prevention and treatment suggestions from multiple perspectives such as health, diet, beauty, love, marriage, family, learning, interpersonal communication, management, work, and sale —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  12. Devil Psychology - the Psychology of Controlling and Being Controlled Edited by Huang Weicompleted Psychology is like an invisible behind-the-scenes manipulator, determining everything we say and do, affecting every aspect of our lives. Throughout those successful people, they are often good at using psychology to achieve the purpose of controlling the development of events. Therefore, in real life, you must know the psychology of controlling and being controlled. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  13. Depressive Psychology By Jiang Weicompleted "Depressed Psychology" is a reference book to help you understand psychologically sub-healthy people and provide self-help. "Depression Psychology" mainly explores the manifestations of depression, high-risk groups, preventive measures, self-help therapy, and the importance of seeking help from others from a psychological perspective. It focuses on explaining skills and methods to facilitate readers' practical operation. "The Psychology of Depression" aims to help people understand depression fr —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  14. Microreaction Jiang Zhenyucompleted This book is the masterpiece of Jiang Zhenyu, president of the Academy of Psychological Stress Microresponse. It is a summary of more than 1,000 hours of criminal case video after 15 years of research accumulation, joint support from 25 judicial institutions, and more than 1,000 hours of criminal case video. It is a set of scientific and systematic micro-reaction psychology knowledge. The book provides a detailed analysis of the eight major reactions of the human body: comfort response, freeze r —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  15. The Feeling of Ascending to Heaven: I Do Psychological Counseling at Harvard University (2023 Edition) Yue Xiaodongcompleted Most of the book describes 10 psychological counseling cases handled by the author at the Harvard University Psychological Counseling Center, involving counseling on love, marriage, career choice, freshman maladjustment, homosexuality and other general psychological confusions, as well as the treatment of special psychological disorders such as the correction of personality defects and the analysis of subconscious effects. Most of the problems in daily life are actually psychological problems. I —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  16. Family of Origin, Security and Self-Healing (Japan) Written by Nakano Hirise; Translated by Shen Yuchencompleted Excessive self-blame, vulnerability, lack of trust in others, social avoidance, self-doubt... These are all manifestations of "attachment disorder", that is, a lack of security caused by the family of origin. How to repair the scars caused by the original family and regain a sense of security, this book provides the solution! The author Hidemi Nakano starts with the key crux of "attachment disorder", lists large and small interpersonal distress and self-condemnation phenomena, and introduces how —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  17. Why We Are Different: 40 Lectures on Personality Psychology Wang Fangcompleted What kind of person am I? How am I different from others? Where do these differences come from, and what do they mean to me? Is it possible for me to change now? These ubiquitous individual differences and their origins are the subject of exploration in personality psychology. This book uses classic theories and modern research in personality psychology to describe various individuals based on "personality traits", sort out the complex forces that shape individual differences around "personality —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  18. Social Psychology (10Th Edition) [US] Elliot Aronson; [US] Timothy D. Wilson; [US] Samuel R. Sommers; Translated by Hou Yubo, Cao Yi and Otherscompleted The main author of this book is Eliot Aronson, the only social psychologist in the history of the American Psychological Association who has won three awards. The three awards Professor Aronson won are the Outstanding Writing Award, the Outstanding Teaching Award and the Outstanding Research Award. Compared with other social psychology works, the vivid language and clear narrative style of this book make studying social psychology a pleasure. The 10th edition of "Social Psychology" comprehensive —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  19. Invisible Trauma: How to Heal the Invisible Childhood Pains Written by Wang Jiayuecompleted Why repeat such relationships? Why do you prefer such people? Why are you afraid of such a scenario? When we grow up, we will inevitably experience some trauma, which causes us to repeat painful patterns at a certain stage in our adulthood... Only by self-love, self-reflection, understanding of trauma, and continuous self-adjustment can we possibly fully heal ourselves. Self-love: Only by truly loving ourselves and feeling "I am good enough" and "I am great" will we not feel that introspection i —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  20. Tarot and Psychology Xuan Mingcompleted "Tarot and Psychology" is a cross-border book that explores the deep connection between Tarot cards and psychology. The book combines Jungian psychology, symbol analysis, subconscious theory and other modern psychological perspectives to interpret the image symbols and inner meanings of Tarot cards, and reveals how they map the common psychological archetypes and individual subconsciousness of human beings. —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  21. Enneagram Guo Ting Chief Editorcompleted The Enneagram is not only a sophisticated personality analysis tool, but more importantly it provides deeper insights into personal cultivation, self-improvement and experience. Unlike other personality taxonomies today, the Enneagram reveals people's deepest values ​​and focus, which are not affected by superficial changes in external behavior. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  22. Dreams Know the Answers: 3Rd Edition Wu Zhihongcompleted From the perspective of a psychologist, the author of this book takes dreams in life as examples and combines the dreamer's life background to analyze the psychological meaning contained in dreams and reveal the secrets buried in our hearts. It is instructive for both dreamers and readers to understand their own lives. The author particularly emphasizes the combination of dream interpretation and life background, emphasizing that dreamers should feel their own hearts, and does not advocate a rig —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. The Feeling of Ascending to Heaven: I Do Psychological Counseling at Harvard University (2018 New Edition) Yue Xiaodongcompleted "The Feeling of Climbing to Heaven" has become a strange flower in psychology books! Since its publication in 1997, it has been reprinted many times. This book has a new chapter called "Supervisor and Me" about how the author and the supervisor get along, which is the latest revised edition in 2011. The first part of the book describes 10 psychological counseling cases handled by the author at the Harvard University Psychological Counseling Center, covering general psychological confusions such —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  24. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 18 Lectures Xu Yongcompleted "What disturbs people's minds is not the things that have happened, but the opinions about these things." The principles of cognitive behavioral therapy are common sense, and the operational structure is empirical. Therefore, it has always been considered to be the psychotherapy method that is most consistent with the efficacy of modern scientific models. In this book, teacher Xu Yong introduces the basic principles of cognitive behavioral therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy methods for variou —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  25. The Conflict in Our Hearts: an Introduction to Wu Zhihong (US) Written by Karen Horney; Translated by Wu Zhihongcompleted Everyone has inner conflicts, but what kinds of conflicts lead to mental illness? How do these conflicts form, and how can we break out of them? This book is the masterpiece of Karen Horney, a world-renowned psychologist and psychiatrist, and is introduced by Wu Zhihong, a senior psychological counselor and best-selling author who enjoys a high reputation in China. In the introduction to the book, Wu Zhihong used her own life to give a popular and vivid interpretation of Karen Horney's psycholog —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  26. Mob (France) Written by Gustave Le Bon; Translated by Xu Yuanlincompleted This is a psychological work written at the end of the 19th century, but it is surprisingly prophetic about major historical events since the 20th century, and even the current social and political status quo. It is known as one of the "20 books that changed the world" and has influenced many famous figures such as Freud, Roosevelt, Churchill, and de Gaulle. It has been translated into more than 20 languages. In this short book, Le Pen reveals the causes and characteristics of groups with keen i —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  27. Adlerian Positive Psychology (Set of 4 Volumes) Alfred Adler, Mo Yecompleted People are born with the desire for happiness and the pursuit of success, but they may not always get what they want. How do we understand life, how do we view the meaning of life and the value of existence? Adler used the tone of a consultant to explain the relevant issues and basic viewpoints of individual psychology in a simple and easy-to-understand way. This set of books consists of Adler's four classic works: "Beyond Inferiority", "Insight into Human Nature", "Understanding Life" and "Shap —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  28. Maslow's Classical Psychology (Set of 3 Volumes) Usabraham Maslowcompleted Maslow's classic psychology (set of 3 volumes) includes "Motivation and Personality", "Existential Psychology" and "The Realm Humans Can Achieve". "Motivation and Personality" is the foundation work of Maslow's psychological research. "Motivation and Personality" not only proposed the far-reaching "Needs Theory", but also proposed theories such as motivation theory, self-realization, and peak experience, which reversed the direction of psychological research. "Motivation and Personality" created —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  29. Learn Some Psychology Every Day Series Editorial Boardcompleted In our busy daily lives, our moods always fluctuate in various ways. However, as long as you learn to adjust, everything will be "peaceful". To learn to adjust, you need to know some psychology. This book focuses on emotions, personality, love, family, job hunting, sales, social interaction, health and other aspects. Psychology is everywhere, all the time. How to make it serve you and me better and become a handy card in our hands, just start by reading this book. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  30. Getting Out of Depression: a Depressed Patient's Successful Self-Help Wang Yucompleted Depression brings death so close to me. But it is precisely because of the existence of death that I realize the meaning of life: love and hope. It is precisely because love has not melted away and hope has not been extinguished that I can get out of depression and find myself again. But when I was depressed, I only saw despair. I tried to convince myself that there was still a future, but it was just a way of comforting myself. It seemed that I only had the right to persevere in despair, but it —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  31. Personality Psychology Su Chengrongcompleted Personality is not the true self, nor the truest expression of each person, but the socialized personality image that people display in order to cater to social requirements and meet personal expectations. Behind the personality, there are often deeper psychological reasons hidden. Therefore, only by understanding the psychological factors and expressions behind the personality can we better understand, change and improve the personality. In this way, we can walk life more purposefully and devel —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  32. Social Psychology Zhong Yiping Editor-In-Chief; Yang Biyi; Tan Qianbao Deputy Editor-In-Chiefcompleted The structure of this book consists of four parts: general introduction, individual social psychology, group social psychology and applied social psychology. It generally reflects the outline and appearance of contemporary social psychology. This book tries its best to implement four unifications in its content, namely, the unity of ideological and scientific nature, the unity of inheritance and innovation, the unity of theory and application, and the unity of academic and readability. In additi —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  33. Human Psychology (UK) Written by David Hume; Translated by Liu Xiacompleted "The Psychology of Human Nature" is the most important work in the life of the famous philosopher David Hume, the father of British philosophy. From the perspective of human nature, the author unearths the psychological weaknesses hidden in people's bodies, so that people can fully understand themselves and constantly transform themselves, so that they can make progress and achieve final success. David Hume discovered through research that human nature has both animal attributes and psychologica —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  34. The Body Never Forgets: Brain, Mind, and Body in Trauma Healing (US) Written by Basel Van Der Kock; Translated by Li Zhicompleted This book is a masterpiece. The author's in-depth perspective, full of emotion and empathy, makes people believe that the treatment of psychological trauma survivors will become increasingly humane in the future, greatly expanding the methods of self-regulation and healing, and inspiring more research innovations on trauma and its effective treatment methods. Author van der Kock demonstrates that the body registers the experience of trauma by fully presenting compelling evidence from the work of —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  35. Inferiority and Transcendence Written by Alfred Adler, Translated by Zhou Xiaojincompleted We all have varying degrees of inferiority complex. The feeling of inferiority is the source of motivation for human beings to improve their own situation and the driving force for human beings to pursue a sense of superiority. In "Inferiority and Transcendence", Adler first coined the term "inferiority complex" and elaborated on the formation of inferiority complex and its impact on personal growth. He taught individuals how to transcend inferiority complex and transform it into the appropriate —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  36. Child Educational Psychology (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Chen Guoxingcompleted This book is Adler's only tutoring book. It mainly focuses on the core issue of how to help children form a correct and healthy personality. He emphasized the need to use correct methods to cultivate children's independence, self-confidence, courage, and their awareness and ability to cooperate with others. Children will inevitably have various problems as they grow up, such as being shy, withdrawn, stuttering, bedwetting, fighting, lying, and even not liking to study. Adler's book also provides —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  37. Our Inner Conflict Cai Chun Xin121k Wordscompleted "The Conflict Within Us" is Karen Horney's psychological work on rebuilding self-confidence in life. Horney's research and classification of modern people's inner conflicts in this book cover all personality types. People of any class, age or occupation can find the answers they want in the book. The important thing is that she not only helps you analyze the problem from a psychological perspective and allows you to see yourself clearly, but also proposes effective methods from a psychotherapy p —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  38. Interpretation of Dreams: Complete Translation (Austrian) Written by Freud; Translated by Baizhucompleted "The Interpretation of Dreams" is the famous masterpiece of Freud, the Austrian psychologist and founder of psychoanalysis. Through the analysis of dreams, this book puts forward important concepts such as "subconscious" and "Oedipus complex", marking the formal establishment of the psychoanalytic system and profoundly affecting the way humans view themselves and the world. "The Interpretation of Dreams", "The Theory of the Movement of Celestial Bodies" and "The Origin of Species" are also calle —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  39. Psychology Editor-In-Chief Liu Zhanjuncompleted Psychology is a science that reveals the laws of human psychological activities and is a science that makes people smarter. Various problems in interpersonal relationships are inextricably linked to psychology. Once you master relevant psychological knowledge, many problems in work and life can be easily solved. This book attempts to use psychological principles and real-life cases from a psychological perspective to conduct a more detailed analysis of various psychological phenomena that may be —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  40. The Body Knows the Answer (Collector's Edition) Written by Wu Zhihongcompleted Famous psychologist Wu Zhihong shared the wisdom of the body: The heart often deceives itself, but the body is always honest. To understand your heart, start by understanding your body. People tend to pay too much attention to the inner world and ignore the body itself. In fact, our body knows the answer from our heart. Feelings are always connected with the body. Both joy and pain must involve the body. Respect your body, return to your feelings, go deep into the well of your subconscious mind, —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  41. Healing Hidden Abuse (US) Written by Shannon Thomas; Translated by Gao Yicompleted As a professional academic work on the study of psychological abuse patterns, this book shows us the characteristics of psychological abuse abusers and victims, the experience of abuse and victimization, and the six-stage theory of recovery from psychological abuse. In the author's research and counseling practice, she has worked exclusively with victims of psychological abuse. Psychological abuse may occur in family of origin, in romantic relationships, between friends, in the workplace, etc. P —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  42. 60 Psychological Laws You Must Know Zhuang Xijiancompleted Whether you are a student or a teacher, a businessman or an official, there will always be something scientific that you can use here. The cases may be work or life situations that you are about to encounter or have already encountered. Let us abandon all obscure terminology, put psychology into real life scenes, put it beside you and me, and let it really solve problems for us. How do we hide our secrets? How do we face the complicated world? Let us interpret the stories behind successful peopl —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  43. Personality Psychology Written by Zou Hongmingcompleted The study of personality has always been a topic of interest to psychologists, and it has also been one of the important areas of modern psychology in the past 60 years. In traditional psychology, some of the minutiae of personality analysis have been singled out, and some interesting insights have been openly discussed, but the main issue, the deeper meaning of personality analysis for life, has rarely been addressed. "Personality Psychology" takes the "Enneagram" system as the main line and i —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  44. The Courage to Be Yourself: the Emotional Psychology of Self-Awareness Fengxu Bycompleted Why do I always feel unhappy? Why do you get more anxious the harder you work? Why can't I find the meaning of life? We try to live like what others tell us we "should" be, but we get farther and farther away from who we really are. This book leads readers to penetrate the fog of thinking and inertia and rethink their true self and the meaning of life. Only a strong mind and a deep understanding of ourselves and the outside world can enable us to have inner stability and happiness in an unpredic —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  45. Behavioral Psychology (Two Volumes) (US) John Watson; Liu Xiacompleted This book is a classic work by John Watson, President of the American Psychological Association. Behavioral psychology is one of the main schools of modern American psychology and one of the schools that has the greatest influence on Western psychology. It was born in the United States in the early 20th century. The significance of its birth was a psychological revolution aimed at the shortcomings of the Wundt school of thought. Behavioral psychology goes against traditional psychology and adopt —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  46. Introduction to Psychoanalysis (Austria) Written by Sigmund Freud; Translated by Zhou Licompleted "Introduction to Psychoanalysis" is Freud's masterpiece and is considered the standard introductory textbook on psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysis is a method of treating mental illness and a technique for studying psychological functions. It later formed a psychological theory and became an important school of modern psychology. It has had varying degrees of influence on psychology, medicine, anthropology, and even history, literature, art, and philosophy. This book is a three-part lecture notes th —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  47. Interpretation of Dreams (Complete Translation) [O] Sigmund Freudcompleted "The Interpretation of Dreams" is a psychological theoretical work by Austrian psychologist Sigmund Freud. In this psychological treatise, Freud first reviewed previous scientific work on the analysis of dreams, which he considered interesting but insufficient. He then recounted many dreams to illustrate his theory. Through the analysis of dreams, Freud proposed important concepts such as "subconscious" and "Oedipus complex", marking the formal establishment of the psychoanalytic system and prof —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  48. Maybe You Should Talk to Someone (U. S. A.) Written by Lori Gottlieb; Translated by Zhang Hanxiaocompleted This is the memoir of a psychotherapist, telling the story of what happened in the clinic. In this small confined space, people will show their truest and most vulnerable sides; it is also here that people receive companionship and listening, and also gain valuable awareness, growth and change. In the book, we will see the stories of four visitors. They are: A successful, self-righteous Hollywood producer in his forties who thinks everyone around him is stupid; A female university teacher in her —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  49. Psychological Self-Healing: Be Your Own Psychiatrist Coue; Liu Wentingcompleted This book is a masterpiece by French psychologist Emile Coue. It not only systematically introduces the causes of different types of psychological disorders, but also informs readers how to use corresponding methods to cure our inner diseases. This is a practical psychology book that can truly help you reshape yourself and settle your body and mind. It can dispel your inner worries and satisfy your deepest desires. This book selects common inferiority complexes, narcissism, depression, fear, anx —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  50. 100 Lectures on Psychological Healing: Getting Out of Negative Emotions Liu Jianjuncompleted This book takes "get rid of negative emotions and achieve psychological self-healing" as the core. Through 100 topic explanations, it systematically covers common psychological troubles such as anxiety, depression, internal friction, and obsession. Each lecture focuses on a specific emotional problem, combines psychological principles and real cases, and provides scientific and easy-to-understand adjustment methods. From the analysis of the nature of emotions, to the practice of self-acceptance, —Reads9.4Score—Shelves