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  1. How to Speak so That Children Will Listen, How to Listen so That Children Are Willing to Speak Meng Jin119k Wordscompleted This book combines the author's life experience and theoretical knowledge that he has devoted to parent-child education research for many years. It starts from a large number of common examples of parent-child communication disorders, is meticulous, explains the profound and simple, and analyzes it step by step. It helps parents solve the problem of "talking" to their children, so that children will no longer listen to their parents' words "in one ear and out the right", but "listen attentively" —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  2. Butterfly Effect (Classic Collector's Edition) Written by Zhi Jingcompleted This book analyzes the psychological mechanisms by which many psychological laws and regulations, represented by the "Butterfly Effect", operate in people's lives and work: very small changes in initial conditions, after continuous amplification, will cause extremely huge differences in their future states. The language of this book is vivid and fluent, and the cases and theories are clear but not boring. It can help readers calmly deal with various uncontrollable events that have a profound imp —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  3. Sunshine You, Are You Depressed? Braids Crookedcompleted There are tears in your smile, are you lonelier than fireworks? How lonely is the sunshine? Release your emotions with the author, be true to your heart, learn to enjoy loneliness, and achieve inner peace. How can you look up at the stars in the mud and be the hero of life? You have to learn to be with positive people, charge yourself with positive electricity, and say goodbye to entanglement and sadness. This book tells many short stories about sunshine depression, and also gives reasonable sug —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. You Are Not Alone in Your Depression Director Ren Is Sickcompleted Are you depressed and not interested in anything? Do you feel like crap and worthless? Are you feeling tired and trying to sleep but having trouble sleeping all night? Do you have low self-esteem and are afraid of trouble others? Do you not want to talk all day and refuse to socialize? … If you have these feelings, you may be experiencing depression. This is a psychological story book to accompany people with general depression. In January 2018, the author was diagnosed with severe depression. D —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. Mob (France) Written by Le Pen; Translated by Yang Sencompleted "The Crowd" has been printed for 29 editions, translated into nearly 20 languages ​​and distributed around the world. It has sold more than 200 million copies and is regarded as an introductory classic of popular psychology. The reason why this book has influenced the world for nearly a hundred years is because of the practical significance of the work that has never faded: the irrational and anti-rational tendencies of people in groups still exist in our lives today. What is even more astonishi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  6. Enneagram Psychology Mabeicompleted The applied psychology knowledge of Enneagram Psychology not only allows us to better understand ourselves, but also helps us deepen our understanding of other people around us. From an application perspective, this book introduces how to identify various types of people as well as their spiritual core, workplace roles, emotional patterns, development levels, integration directions, dissociation directions, etc. It also shares interaction skills with each personality type and also analyzes their —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  7. Social Phobia Psychology Written by Li Ruifangcompleted Habitually avoid the sight of others and are afraid of looking at others? Do you get flustered and blush whenever you speak in public, worried that others will look down upon you? Can't control your facial expressions when communicating with others and always feel confused about whether to laugh or cry? … There are various signs that you may have entered the ranks of "social terror". The content of this book is organized by starting with understanding social phobia, introducing what real social —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  8. Illustrated Meditation Compiled by You Xu Xucompleted The essence of meditation is an imaginative psychotherapy method. Its basic method is to focus the mind by concentrating on an object, and to inject healthy and open consciousness into our spirit through active imagination. This book not only systematically explains the origin, history and essence of meditation, but also introduces readers in detail to a variety of meditation methods that can achieve different effects. It is hoped that readers can find their own way to meditate. This book is als —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  9. Murphy's Law: an Interesting Psychological Guide to Everyday Behavior By Xu Tingfengcompleted "Murphy's Law: An Interesting Psychological Guide to Daily Behaviors" introduces the basic knowledge of Murphy's Law, common phenomena, and its psychological effects in aspects such as self-cognition, self-improvement, and interpersonal communication from a practical perspective. This book interprets every psychological law, and combines famous psychological experiments and some representative cases to provide a comprehensive interpretation of the seemingly difficult and obscure Murphy's Law, wh —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  10. Don't Believe Everything You Think Written by Joseph Nguyen; Translated by Bi Rancompleted Many of our troubles, anxieties and pains are caused by thinking too much, that is, overthinking. As the saying goes - anxiety is uncontrolled thinking, and flow is uncontrolled thinking. The contents of this book do not constitute the truth, but they point to the truth and can fundamentally lift the constraints, making people feel relieved and calm, and use their whole body to perceive the real world. Just like many readers have described, it is the most familiar yet strange feeling, as if a wa —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  11. Sleep Positive Energy Ukrichard Wiseman; Translated by Chen Leicompleted On average, humans spend one-third of their day sleeping, and one-quarter of that sleep time is spent dreaming. How to make full use of this third of the time outside of waking up every day is an issue that has always been ignored by people. This book will start a journey, leading you to deeply understand the science of sleep and dreaming, providing the most practical methods to help you understand the secrets of the night. It's time to reclaim the night, it's time to use psychological methods t —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  12. I'm Not Crazy, I'm Just Different Pray for Moxincompleted There are many "abnormal humans" in this world. They are scattered around the world and lurking around us. Normal people would avoid these people when they encounter them. However, there are a few people who pay attention to the inner world of these people. They are psychological therapists. As a senior psychotherapist, the author of "I'm Not Crazy, I'm Just Different" listens carefully to all kinds of crazy talk, and without making himself go crazy, he tries to get as deep into the inner world —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. Quirk Psychology Ye Hongyucompleted This book is a collection of stories that comprehensively reveal eccentric psychology and weird behaviors from a psychological perspective. The book collects dozens of real and typical cases, including depression, bipolar disorder, paranoia, anxiety, transvestism, masochism, fetishism, paranoid personality, antisocial personality, Internet addiction, alcohol addiction, cigarette addiction, stock addiction... These quirks are all projections of inner desires. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  14. Mandela Effect Xuan Huiwencompleted In 2013, after the news of the death of former South African President Mandela was released, many people found that their memories of the time of his death were confused, thinking that he had died in prison in the 1980s. In psychology, this phenomenon of memory confusion is called the Mandela effect, which is a typical psychological phenomenon in which self-perception is inconsistent with the facts. This book tells us how to avoid self-perception bias through 11 psychological phenomena of self-p —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  15. A Book to Understand Psychology Geng Xingyong132k Wordscompleted Psychology is the science that studies the psychology and behavior of humans and animals and is closely related to our daily lives. This book covers all aspects of psychology, including cognitive psychology, character and personality psychology, emotion and growth, emotional psychology, social psychology, etc. It contains both professional psychological knowledge and vivid cases, and uses easy-to-understand language to explain the most professional psychological knowledge for you. —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  16. Psychology Tips [Japan] Japanese Papaya Manufacturing; Translated by Guo Yongcompleted This is a super practical and interesting psychology book that covers many fields of psychology. The "coordinated behavior" that believes that queuing up equals attraction leads to the "Lingermann effect" in which heroes are mostly lone heroes; The "halo effect" of having a good appearance has many benefits, and the role will change a person's terror and possibilities; Devaluing first and then praising is one of the secrets of a love expert. The three psychological effects of "simple contact pri —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  17. Self-Control: Stanford's Popular Psychology Course (US) Written by Kelly Mcgonigal, Translated by Wang Cenhuicompleted "Self-Control: A Popular Psychology Course at Stanford University" is a popular psychology course at Stanford University. This book provides readers with a clear framework, telling what self-control is, how it works, why self-control is so important, and how to cultivate self-control and take back the control of life! As a health psychologist, Dr. Kelly McGonigal's job is to help people manage stress and make positive changes in their lives. Over the years, by observing how students controlled t —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  18. Keep Your Eyes Fixed on the Mirror Qianyuancompleted The murderer is around! The moment the mezzanine of the dressing table was opened, Jiang Ping's life could not go back. Severed finger, bloody knife, platinum ring - she just wanted to give herself a belated birthday gift, but she personally started a series of killings. The rich second generation Liu Nian came after him to retrieve the hidden camera. The old policeman Sun Dali followed the clues and found it here. The three people met in a narrow road at the Hulk Hotel. Then, the landlady died —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  19. 60 Keys to See Through the Other Person's Psychology Compiled by Chen Nancompleted The human heart is like an unfathomable lake, and duplicitous people can be found everywhere. If you don't have a strong ability to "see through people's hearts," you will encounter obstacles everywhere, and even encounter unexpected surprises. "60 Keys to Seeing Through the Other's Psychology" provides you with a set of superb people-recognizing skills, so that you have the ability to "adapt to changes and see through people's hearts." You can develop a pair of discerning eyes in society and in —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  20. I Will Catch Myself Again and Again Cloudy Dogcompleted [The second comic story collection of the vitality puppy "Yunyun Dog" that warms millions of readers! There are 40 heart-warming comics, with a specially drawn 17-page foreword, 4 new stories, 23 full-page illustrations, and 7 immersive double-page spreads. It takes 20 minutes to read it, and your tired heart will be filled with warmth. In the story, there are the daily details of taking care of oneself tenderly, there are also happy moments when getting along with good friends, and there are a —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  21. The Psychology of Microexpressions Written by Dai Qicompleted This book gives you a pair of eyes to recognize people, a measure of judgment, and allows you to flexibly use micro-expression psychology to identify people's personalities from their posture, infer people's cultivation from their conversations, observe people's thoughts from their habits, reveal hidden psychological secrets from subtle details, and gain insight into the subtle truth of temperament! Everyone can learn to read minds, easily identify the true and false faces of others, and become —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  22. Game Theory in Daily Life Shuyacompleted Game theory is to observe human behavior in the dark, and always reminds you to take other people's decisions into consideration when making decisions. This book abandons cumbersome mathematical models and common prisoner's dilemma, and is based on applied psychology theory, focusing on the application of game theory in daily life and work. The rich cases can not only inspire your thinking, but also guide your behavior. If you want an introductory book about game theory, this book is a good choi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. Body Language Psychology Compiled by Deng Xicompleted In daily communication, in addition to language, there is also more important body language. Body language is a method of communication that uses body movements or movements to replace or supplement sounds, spoken words, or other means of communication. For example, people can use facial expressions, hand movements and other body gestures to convey emotions or intentions such as attack, fear, happiness, anger, sadness, etc. They can also use spatial location relationships to affect the communica —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  24. Hypnosis Handbook Cao Xingzecompleted This book systematically introduces the history, current situation and mechanism of hypnosis from the aspects of magical hypnosis, how easy it is to learn hypnosis, and the wonderful self-hypnosis. It explains various methods of hypnotic induction, lists in detail the hypnotherapy commonly used by modern hypnotism experts, and reveals the whole process of hypnosis such as changing living conditions, eliminating psychological shadows, and quitting weird behaviors. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  25. The Crowd: a Study of Popular Psychology Gustave Le Pencompleted A classic work by the famous French social psychologist Gustave Le Pen. The author has written a series of social psychology works since 1894, of which this book is the most famous. Among the existing works in the field of social psychology, the most influential one is also the not very thick "The Crowd". The author discusses that on the basis of the destruction of traditional social factors and the great changes in the industrial era, the "era of groups" has arrived. The book provides an extrem —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  26. Get Out of Powerlessness Written by Lin Yincompleted Are you often surrounded by a huge feeling of powerlessness, falling into emptiness and confusion, unable to move on? Faced with reality, will you be gripped by deep anxiety and fear, start to feel self-loathing, and feel at a loss what to do? How long has it been since you experienced happiness from the heart, or was your heart moved by someone or something? Have you ever wondered why this happens? If "muscle weakness" describes the lack of strength in part or all of a person's skeletal muscles —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  27. Think Like an Athlete: How to Make the Impossible Possible [UK] Noel Brick [US] Scott Douglascompleted When you encounter bottlenecks at work, find it difficult to break through in performance, find it difficult to get along with others in life, and face repeated setbacks and challenges in life, you often doubt yourself, become anxious, fearful, and ultimately lose yourself. In fact, athletes will face these problems just like us on the field. So, how do those athletes solve these problems and achieve self-transformation? Through the study of athletes' psychological activities, this book summariz —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  28. From Internal Friction to Flow: an Action Guide to Entropy Reduction in a Complex Era Yang Mingcompleted This is a complex era, which arouses people's endless desires, but also brings more noise, constantly creating mental entropy in you and me, making our judgment, emotion, and action completely out of control. Fighting entropy is everyone's lifelong homework. The optimal solution is to reconstruct a more sophisticated, concise, and energy-saving thinking and action framework, focus cognitive energy only on growth goals, and regain control of life. This book uses entropy reduction as the main axis —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  29. Self-Confidence: Becoming the Best You Can Be (3Rd Edition) [English] Written by Rob Yeung; Translated by Kou Yucompleted Self-confidence is a prerequisite for success and happiness in life, but lack of self-confidence is a common problem. In order to help people build self-confidence, this book uses vivid cases and clear explanations, combined with the principles of sports psychology and positive psychology, to summarize a large number of practical skills and exercises. It uses a simple structure of "what to do" and "what not to do" to help readers build self-confidence and gain more happiness in life. "Self-Confi —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  30. Read These Quotes When You Are Unhappy Big Salted Fish Ed.completed This work will make you laugh when you click on it, and all the unhappiness will fly away with a knowing smile. The editor has compiled many interesting quotes to provide a happy channel for migrant workers who are trapped in workplace difficulties, complicated interpersonal relationships, financial pressure, personal growth and inner struggles. It is not only a collection of golden quotes, but it actually provides multiple perspectives and wisdom. Many words may seem simple and concise, but the —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  31. Murphy's Law Zhang Xinjiecompleted Newly published in 2019, it absorbs the essence of all versions. It is a complete book on Murphy's Law that is truly thorough, understandable, simple, interesting, and practical. It is a wonderful book that enlightens wisdom, breaks the psychological "curse", and changes your destiny! —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  32. Psychology of Desire Li Shaocongcompleted Freud said: "Human beings are animals full of desires and driven by desires." No one can escape the entanglement of desires. It is an innate existence that is always inseparable from people. Only by looking at desires correctly and objectively and using desires actively and positively can we stimulate our potential and achieve happiness in life and success in career. American psychiatrist Gordon Livings once said: "Be a person who has expectations, can love others, and has something to do, and t —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  33. Can't Stop: How to Get Rid of Behavioral Addiction in the Age of Binge-Watching [US] Written by Adam Alter; Translated by Lu Jiacompleted This book traces the rise of addictive behaviors, examining where they began, who designed them, the psychological design techniques that make them so attractive, how to minimize dangerous behavioral addictions, and harness the same scientific principles to harness their benefits. If app designers can coax people to spend more time and money on mobile games, perhaps policy experts can encourage people to save more for retirement or donate more to charity. —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  34. Human Nature You Must Know (O) Alfred Adlercompleted No matter what age or stage you are, human science is a required course. "What You Must Know About Human Nature" aims to popularize the basic principles of individual psychology. Our attitudes toward others depend on our familiarity with them, and this familiarity therefore forms the basis of social interaction. And people's lack of mutual understanding of human nature is the root cause of most difficulties and disagreements in interpersonal communication. This book combines theory with examples —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  35. Stop Internal Friction: Live a Life That Is Not Tiring Wang Jicompleted A person's life only lasts a few years. Compared with the changes in this world, the passage of time is really short. Therefore, as a human being, you must know how to cherish life and cherish this short and hard-won life. As long as you live, you must live for happiness and joy; not for burdens and depression. After all, this short life still has to be lived meaningfully, right? If it is filled with too much burden and depression, then this life seems to be too unworthy. Therefore, for the valu —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  36. Self Boundaries [Australia] Written by George Dad, Translated by Li Feicompleted The so-called self-boundary is to let your things belong to you and my things belong to me. Self-boundaries are invisible, but they are real. Psychological research shows that many problems and contradictions in life are caused by unclear boundaries. I am often "led away" by others and cannot stand up for myself in the face of pressure. I don't know how to say no, I feel like I have to say "yes" to every hot request. Being all-inclusive, it is easy to take responsibility for other people's feeli —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  37. Nonviolent Communication (Revised Edition) [US] Written by Marshall Luxemburg, Translated by Liu Yi, Reviewed by Li Diyajincompleted Dr. Marshall Luxemburg discovered a communication method, according to which talking and listening can make people empathize and live in harmony. This is "non-violent communication". As good, law-abiding people, perhaps we have never associated conversation with "violence." However, if we pay a little attention to the way we talk in real life, and carefully understand the different feelings various ways of talking give us, we will definitely find that some words are really hurtful! Verbal accusa —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  38. Don't Please Anyone Huayangcompleted I can't say no to people. I'm always afraid that others will be unhappy. The thought was on the tip of my tongue, but I just couldn't get it out. If you have these problems, you may be a pleaser who often suffers from inner conflicts. This book specifically explains 8 aspects of the daily performance of the pleaser personality: getting flustered when rejecting others, agreeing with others unconditionally, being unable to make demands on others, taking the initiative to facilitate others, always —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  39. Female Evolution Written by Hou Hongbincompleted Do I have to give up good toys and good resources to my older brother or younger brother? What should I do if my abilities and performance are better but my male colleagues who are always promoted are worse? Which one should you choose when there is a conflict between your boyfriend and your work? How to stay away from jerks? How much should a woman know about sex? How long is the right time to go to bed in a relationship? Which is more important in marriage, property or love? Why is there no re —Reads7.6Score—Shelves
  40. The World Is Awake Written by Liu Jianjuncompleted Thinking clearly, living transparently, and gaining insight into human nature can lead to a more transparent life. And if life is clear, how can there be any worries? If you have a clear understanding of everything, you will naturally feel at ease and happy. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  41. Cognitive Psychology [Germany] Written by Wilhelm Wundt; Translated by Wang Yancompleted Cognitive psychology is one of the most important basic courses for psychology majors. Wundt's psychological system focuses on studying the content, structure, elements and combination rules of conscious experience. The whole system consists of two parts: individual psychology and social psychology. Individual psychology focuses on the study of personal consciousness; social psychology studies human advanced psychological processes. This book introduces in detail the reason and process of Wilhel —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  42. When You Let Yourself Go [English] Written by James Withey; Translated by Wang Yakuncompleted This is a psychological book that can effectively help readers get rid of depression and regain control of their lives. By sharing 40 simple and feasible life suggestions, the book teaches readers how to consciously conduct introspection and self-control when they fall into depression, so as to break free from the quagmire of depression step by step, and finally regain a new life. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  43. Anti-Internal Friction Yu Dezhicompleted Invisible self-fighting "internal friction" is destroying you! The "battles" that constantly break out in our hearts actually cause varying degrees of ego consumption of our life's original energy, and negative emotions directly offset the positive emotions we should have - this is internal friction! It will destroy all our enthusiasm and action. The author uses real healing cases to subvert our common understanding of psychological healing and point out wrong ways of coping. He allows us to acc —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  44. Quit the Love Brain: Overcome Emotional Dependence and Find Your Independent Self Written by Sylvie Tenenbaum; Translated by Peng Luqicompleted Speaking of addiction, in addition to addiction to alcohol and the Internet, there is also a psychological addiction - dependence addiction, that is, people are addicted to being loved and recognized. The main manifestations of this over-dependent psychological state are submissive behavior and fear of separation. Whether in a romantic relationship or in a simple relationship with family or friends, addicted people will show these characteristics, such as difficulty expressing opinions that are —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  45. Everything Happens in My Favor Wang Doudoucompleted Does life always surprise you with surprises? The boss's series of life-threatening calls, the "good for you" bombings from relatives, the "Versailles" performance in the circle of friends, the endless loop of the inner theater... Do you feel that life is just an "Earth OL" with constant bugs? Don't panic, the experienced "talking tour guide" will help you change your posture to pass the level! Accurately dissect 24 "large rollover scenes" in modern people's lives: The experience of social death —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  46. How to Stop Wandering Thoughts [US] Carol Kershaw, [US] Written by Bill Wade; Translated by Fang Yiyuncompleted Psychological research shows that many problems and worries in life are caused by "rumination". Rumination is a kind of long-lasting, cyclic depressive thinking that makes people self-centered, dominated by the past, and focused on negative content, and it is easy to fall into a vicious cycle that cannot be stopped. Every time you think about the stupid things you did in the past, do you feel like your life is over? Do you always think of the negative side first in everything, and are you full o —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  47. 32 Laws of Psychology You Must Learn Written by Mu Zhicompleted Everything in the world, all behaviors and thoughts in work and life, may seem chaotic and disorderly, but in fact they are always inextricably linked. Whoever masters these rules and regulations and can understand and use them rationally will be able to find the way to success and remain invincible in the competition. "The 32 Must-Learn Laws of Psychology" introduces 32 golden laws of psychology, such as: the law of success that helps career development, the psychological effects that enlighten —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  48. Subconscious Psychology Edited by Edcompleted Dr. Joseph Murphy, the master of the subconscious mind, said: "We must continue to talk to the subconscious mind with words full of hope and expectations, so that the subconscious mind will make your life situation clearer and make your hopes and expectations come true." Entering the maze of the subconscious mind, you will find that many questions that were originally unexplainable have answers here. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  49. Birdcage Effect Bu Hanqiucompleted Starting from the birdcage effect, this book introduces twelve psychological methods to help you clearly understand your inner world, get out of the psychological trap of blind self-obedience, and easily achieve personal breakthroughs and growth. —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  50. Don't Lie to Me - a Deep Understanding of Human Lies Mengxuecompleted "Don't Lie to Me - Deciphering Human Lies in Depth" - a practical guide to detecting human lies! A tool book for identifying human lies! A practical book that helps people avoid living a life of lies! Why do humans lie? What is the purpose of lying? Behind those tiny movements. What kind of inner secrets are hidden? How do you see through these little tricks people pull? Mengxue's book "Don't Lie to Me - Deciphering Human Lies in Depth" uses real-life cases to fully demonstrate to readers the in —Reads9.3Score—Shelves