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  1. Interpersonal Psychology Li Nan146k Wordscompleted In real life, none of us can avoid interacting with others. If we do not understand the psychology of interpersonal communication, we may make mistakes in our work and life, and we may even lose the respect of others. Having good relationships makes it easier to succeed. In the process of interpersonal communication, we will inevitably encounter such and other problems, such as: how to create a good first impression, how to overcome psychological barriers to interpersonal communication, what nec 137Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  2. Anxiety Psychology Xie Wenhua147k Wordscompleted The most important thing to overcome anxiety is to stop competing with yourself. When faced with the mistakes you made in the past, either try your best to make up for it, or let it go completely; it's not a big deal to make mistakes, you will be more real if you make mistakes and have flaws. Not competing with yourself means jumping out of the "sunk cost" trap, not hanging on a tree, not being competitive, and just accepting your own negative emotions. When you do this, you will reach peace wit 130Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  3. Pillow Book on Women's Psychology: 200 Common Senses to Gain Insight into Women's Psychology Muzhicompleted Women need to understand their own inner world. Women, like everything in the universe, are constantly growing. No matter how wonderful the youth and girlhood is, it cannot be eternal. The static and stagnant state is unhealthy and unreal. A mature woman's life will spiral upward forever, and the spiritual world is sublimated layer by layer, and she is the teacher who guides us to understand our own spiritual world. There is no doubt that in a woman's life, she is actually the best catalyst and 126Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  4. Abnormal Psychology Records: 24 Psychological Healing Notes by a Senior Psychological Counselor Diao Qinghong146k Wordscompleted This book tells the stories of 24 patients through 24 psychological cases. At the same time, it provides in-depth analysis of mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, personality disorders, depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, phobias, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and social disorders, allowing readers to have a deeper understanding of mental illnesses. In this way, you can effectively get rid of mental illness and have a healthy mind and a sunny mentality. 124Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. Alien Talents Kevin Dutton140k Wordscompleted This book, written by psychologist Kevin Dutton, reveals the multiple roles and far-reaching influence of psychopaths in modern society through bold psychological experiments and in-depth case analyses. The author not only explores the instinctive characteristics, disguise ability and rational decision-making advantages of psychopaths, but also analyzes the performance of these characteristics in business, politics, academia and other fields. The book also explores the thinking traits, personali 115Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  6. Character in Children: Positive Psychology for Parents Peng Kaiping144k Wordscompleted People have always paid more attention to the impact of IQ and EQ on children's growth, and have largely ignored the protection and cultivation of personality traits and positive nature. In recent years, more and more studies have found that the key factor in guiding children to live a happy life is "character advantages", and positive education is a beacon that lights up children's character advantages. Professor Peng Kaiping summarized the research results of the past 30 years and extracted se 108Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  7. Positive Psychology Wei Zhizhong197k Wordscompleted Positive psychology is an evolution of humanism, focusing on understanding and respect at the human level. Different from traditional psychology, which aims to discover people's psychological problems and solve them, positive psychology believes that the mind has the ability to heal itself. It aims to stimulate the positive aspects of human nature and exert the body's autonomous repair function. 101Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  8. Interpretation of Dreams (Guomai Classic) Freud388k Wordscompleted Through the analysis of dreams, important concepts such as "subconscious" and "Oedipus complex" were put forward, marking the formal establishment of the psychoanalytic system. It has profoundly affected the way humans view themselves and the world, and together with "The Theory of the Movement of Celestial Bodies" and "The Origin of Species", it is considered the three major milestones in the history of thought. An inescapable cornerstone masterpiece. 98Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  9. Psychological Counseling: the Road to Helping Others and Self-Help Lai Danfeng182k Wordscompleted This book focuses on explaining the theory and technology of psychological counseling, as well as the specific application of psychological counseling in fields such as self-growth, family life, organizational development, and social activities. This book has strong technical application and rich cases. It is suitable for psychology enthusiasts, teachers, parents, business managers, community managers, volunteer service personnel and other people to read and study. It is designed to help them sy 92Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. Quirk Psychology (Japan) Okada Takashicompleted "The Psychology of Weirdness" is a popular psychology book. Based on cognitive psychology, it reveals the truth about eccentricities: perfectionism, mysophobia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, multiple personalities, etc. All eccentricities are the projection of inner desires. The book uses a large number of wonderful cases to tell how geniuses such as Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, Jung, and Wilde suffered from eccentricities and how they used these eccentricities as their own ladder. Teach us to face 89Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  11. Awakening the Tiger: Activate Your Self-Healing Instinct Peter Levine132k Wordscompleted This book is fascinated by the subject of trauma and its connections to physics, science, mythology, and art. Trauma studies helped me understand the meaning of suffering, whether necessary or unnecessary. Most importantly, it helped me gain a deep understanding of the mystery of the human spirit. I am extremely grateful for this unique learning opportunity, and I am even more grateful for the opportunity to witness and participate in the profound transformation that occurs in the healing proces 88Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  12. Insight into Human Nature Alfred Adler153k Wordscompleted "Insight into Human Nature" is a classic work by Adler, the founder of individual psychology. Adler believed that human nature is complex and should not be overstated about good or evil. Behind any behavior of a person, there are psychological reasons and life goals, and the individual's behavior pattern can be traced back to the personality characteristics he formed in early childhood. This book is divided into two parts: "Human Behavior" and "Character Research". It elaborates on the basic pri 87Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  13. Breaking Free from Maternal Love: Pain and Healing in the Mother-Daughter Relationship Yu Lingna74k Wordscompleted Facing the problem squarely is the beginning of repair Some mothers do not pay attention to their children's needs, are controlling, and constantly interfere in their children's lives; Some mothers reverse the role of their children, requiring the children to guess and meet the mother's needs; Some mothers even use guilt to control their children, "Mom, this is all for your own good"; How to get rid of the entangled parent-child relationship? An unhealthy mother-daughter relationship will have a 76Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  14. Psychological Suggestion Emile Coue133k Wordscompleted Emil, the author of "Psychological Suggestion", suggests, especially autosuggestion, is a new discipline. However, it is as old as our world, and has been misunderstood and studied incorrectly by many people. Coue is one of the early researchers and practitioners of psychological suggestion and is known as the "Father of Autosuggestion." Through "Psychological Suggestion", he teaches readers how to actively use the magic of autosuggestion to change their own and others' bodies and minds, and liv 75Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  15. Rebuilding Your Character: Reshape Yourself in 30 Days and Give Your Life a Chance to Start Over Gary Small82k Wordscompleted Research has found that the vast majority of people want to change some aspect of their personality. However, because of the "deep-rooted" personality, people simply don't know how to proceed. The latest scientific research shows that we can change our personality, and the process only takes 30 days. By reading "Character Reconstruction", you can have a better understanding of yourself, understand yourself in the eyes of others, and determine the aspects you want to change. In just one month, yo 65Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  16. The Feeling of Ascending to Heaven: Practical Theories and Techniques in Psychological Counseling Yue Xiaodong272k Wordscompleted Dr. Yue Xiaodong, the famous psychologist and author of the classic psychology bestseller "The Feeling of Climbing to Heaven: I Do Psychological Counseling at Harvard University", has been honing his sword for ten years and is the essence of 40 years of psychological counseling experience. This is a painstaking work. This book will focus on the basic skills of psychological counselors, in-depth analysis of the key points of each basic skill, combined with operational technical explanations, and 63Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  17. If You Think Too Much, You Will Explode. Gwendolyn Smith36k Wordscompleted Is it the problem itself that worries you, or is it your own imagination? Are you often anxious because of small things? Feeling achy all over your body? Do you care about other people's judgment? Feel like your partner doesn't care about you at all? Do you think your colleagues and boss are always giving you trouble?... Are these problems really that serious? Or are you just "thinking too much" and worrying unfoundedly? In this book, the author uses the skills of cognitive behavioral therapy an 60Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  18. Complete Collection of Hypnotism Cao Xingze526k Wordscompleted This book explains the real and magical hypnosis in detail and comprehensively. Hypnosis is a master key to open people's hearts. It can give people wisdom and enlightenment. It can also be used as a psychological treatment technology, which has a good therapeutic effect on many difficult and complicated diseases, allowing patients to experience the warmth and happiness of life again. 59Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  19. Learn a Little Bit About Color Psychology Every Day Flying in the East40k Wordscompleted We live in a colorful world, and the impact and psychological effects of various colors on people are far beyond our expectations. Dark safes look heavier than light ones; changing quilts and curtains to blue can promote sleep; when you are depressed, looking at more green can have a healing effect... This book will help you discover the mysteries of various colors, giving you a new understanding of the use of colors, mastering the correct way to use colors in your future life, and becoming a co 59Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  20. Game Psychology Guo Xiaoqiang114k Wordscompleted How to stand out in bar games? What strategies are needed for repeated games? "Game Psychology" combines classic game theory to explain the psychological game strategies in your life. Can you gain insight into a person's inner world through their eyes, expressions, body movements, and even their facial features? A person who is good at reading body language must be a master of psychological games. In the process of interpersonal communication, workplace competition, emotional life and negotiatio 56Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  21. FBI Psychology Series (Four Volumes in Total) Xu Bingying, Han Xiao, Chen Xue, Zhang Liang (Anchor: Luzhu Bai)completed Find the clues you want from facial expressions and get the answers you want with just a few gestures. The FBI's rules break through the weaknesses of human nature and make offers you can't refuse, allowing you to have the right to speak anytime and anywhere. Only by understanding facial expressions can one know a person, and by understanding behavior can one know the heart. Use real cases to teach you how to hide and protect yourself better. Use each wonderful story to teach you to see through 56Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  22. Psychology of Fear Meng Kai90k Wordscompleted No one is born confident. From an instinctive point of view, everyone has the shadow of fear deep in their hearts, and they will feel scared or fearful because of various things. What is really bad is not what people are afraid of, but fear itself. Once people are intimidated by fear, they are unable to think, let alone come up with comprehensive solutions to problems. From the perspective of psychology, this book deeply analyzes people's inner world and helps people understand the causes of fea 55Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  23. I Want to Talk to You About the World of Mental Patients Reason140k Wordscompleted This is an instruction manual written by a "senior patient" to those who live with the disease. The book collects the personal experiences of the author and fellow patients, taking readers to the "world of mental patients" to find out. The author uses sincere, kind and delicate writing to tell the real experience of illness, and also tells people how to live actively with the disease. This book collects the detailed accounts of patients with depression, schizophrenia, and personality disorders a 54Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  24. The Pathological Personality of Our Time Karen Horney131k Wordscompleted Horney believes that this society is full of general hostility due to the pressure of competition. The result of this potential hostile tension between people is the constant fear - the fear of failure and the fear of the potential hostility of others. This fear is intensified by the fear of retaliation by others for one's hostility. This book provides a fascinating and thorough analysis of the mental states of pathological personality: our anxieties, pain, and obstacles we encounter in our pers 54Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  25. The Interpretation of Dreams: a Chinese Translation Finally Readable Freud294k Wordscompleted "The Interpretation of Dreams", also translated as "The Interpretation of Dreams", is not the kind of dream interpretation by Zhou Gong, it is a "scientific" dream interpretation. Only less than 1/3 of human consciousness can be accurately perceived. By understanding dreams, we can understand the other 2/3 of ourselves. "The Interpretation of Dreams" creatively invented words such as subconscious, preconscious, superego, id, self, and libido. These words spread from psychology and influenced alm 45Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  26. Microreaction Psychology Written by Ma Haotian117k Wordscompleted The book starts from the concept of "what are micro-reactions", and then interprets other people's micro-expressions, small movements, daily habits, etc. To help readers understand the true thoughts hidden in people's hearts, and then take corresponding measures to guide the other party in a timely manner, thereby taking the initiative in the interaction between the two parties. Anyone who wants to see through people's hearts, or is afraid of being seen through, can read this book. As long as yo 43Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  27. The Psychology of Microexpressions: Psychological Strategies in Interpersonal Communication Mountains360k Wordscompleted Some people say that life is like a masquerade, and everyone uses a mask to block their true expression. Does he (she) standing in front of you mean what he or she means, or is he or she saying what he or she means? Take off their masks and see through their hearts, and all the secrets will be revealed. Family, friends, colleagues, leaders, customers, do you think you know them well? No, that's just your illusion! If you want to truly understand them, you have to start by understanding their mic 43Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  28. Interpersonal Psychology Caiyun Psychology110k Wordscompleted Parent-child relationship, gender relationship, relative relationship, friend relationship, superior-subordinate relationship, colleague relationship, friend relationship... Living in a modern society where various relationships are becoming increasingly complex, "interpersonal relationship" problems are bothering us all the time, and even causing trouble in work and life. "Interpersonal Psychology" analyzes the causes of interpersonal problems, reveals the triggers of bad interpersonal relation 38Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  29. Food and Obsession: the Psychology of Eating Alice Mussels121k Wordscompleted Regarding food, everyone has some special stories: feelings and thoughts about food; dieting in order to lose weight and sometimes overeating; craving for certain foods... These all stem from our obsession with food. If our relationship with food is tense or filled with negative emotions, its impact can often creep into all aspects of our lives without even realizing it. Our food stories are made up of many things: our upbringing, the messages conveyed to us by significant others such as family 38Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  30. Super Psychological Suggestive Power Poor Intellect139k Wordscompleted Everyone in life inevitably accepts cues from the outside world or others, and also cues others. Psychological suggestion is a normal activity in human psychology. It is one of the core contents of psychology and has an incredible magic power. "Super Psychological Suggestion Power" conducts psychological analysis from a professional perspective and explains to readers in an in-depth and simple way how to use positive psychological suggestions to obtain happy love and marriage, how to move forwar 38Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  31. Exploring Emotional Pain: EFT-Based Integrative Psychotherapy Chen Yuying201k Wordscompleted "Emotion" has almost become synonymous with "immaturity". In communication between people, the phrase "don't have emotions" instantly distances the two parties from communicating. However, emotions are human instincts. They can tell us where our needs, dangers and pains are... So, how to make emotions a compass that leads to action rather than a stumbling block that hinders action? The book "Exploring Emotional Pain: Integrated Psychotherapy Based on EFT" allows psychologists to learn how to wor 37Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  32. Microbehavioral Psychology Wang Xiaojun114k Wordscompleted Compared with lies and verbal language, micro-behaviors provide valuable clues into a person's true inner thoughts, attitudes, and emotions. Subliminal expressions and movements cannot be disguised or concealed, and they will reveal "secrets" inadvertently. If you are troubled by interpersonal relationships, racking your brains to figure out the thoughts of the people around you, falling into embarrassing predicaments because of misunderstandings, and not being recognized and accepted by others, 37Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  33. Dream Interpretation Sigmund Freud392k Wordscompleted New version! "The Interpretation of Dreams", Darwin's "The Origin of Species" and Copernicus' "On the Revolution of the Celestial Spheres" are known as "classic works that led to the three major ideological revolutions of mankind." Since 1897, Freud began to self-analyze his dreams, and published the book "The Interpretation of Dreams" in 1900 based on his self-analysis experience and clinical research data. This book is one of the classic works of Freud's psychoanalysis. It not only laid a soli 36Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  34. Magical Hypnosis That You Can Learn Instantly Compiled by Cao Xingze209k Wordscompleted This book starts with the various concerns, doubts and questions that readers have about hypnosis. It systematically introduces the history and present of hypnosis from aspects such as magical hypnosis, how easy it is to learn hypnosis, everyone can become a hypnotist, wonderful self-hypnosis, and how hypnosis can be learned and used immediately. It explains the symptoms and mechanisms of action, the relationship between hypnosis and suggestion, and the various methods of hypnotic induction. It 36Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  35. Beyond Metacognition: Five Major Cognitive Deficits and Strategies to Deal with Them Ted Kazbee148k Wordscompleted Nietzsche once said: "Of all animals, humans are the clumsiest and most bizarre beings." This is because the initial design characteristics of the human brain have five major cognitive flaws: excessive pursuit of simplicity, obsession with fixed numbers, involuntary emotions, constant inner conflicts, and putting the cart before the horse in life. Are humans helpless in the face of imperfect evolution? The answer is to activate the underlying logic of cognition—metacognition. Metacognition is co 36Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  36. The Mob (Classic Translation) Gustave Le Pen87k Wordscompleted "The Crowd" is a book that studies group psychology. This book describes in detail the general characteristics of group psychology and analyzes people's psychological, moral, and behavioral characteristics in a group state. It explains why groups often exhibit the characteristics of "blindness", "impulsivity", "fanaticism" and "gullibility", and how those in power use these characteristics of the group to establish and consolidate their own rule. 35Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  37. Don't Lie to Me: How to Discover What Others Are Hiding Markus Schulmeyer58k Wordscompleted Research by sociologists and psychologists shows that people may lie to varying degrees from 5 to 200 times a day. It may also mean that we live in an environment where truth and lies are mixed, but no one likes lies and no one likes to be deceived. The author of this book, Markus Schulmeyer, uses his research and practical experience as a criminal lawyer and forensic psychology researcher to propose a lie detection method that ordinary people can master - the BACON method. By analyzing a person 35Reads7.6Score—Shelves
  38. Self-Realization: Neurosis and Human Growth Karen Horney348k Wordscompleted In the book "Realizing Yourself: Neurosis and Human Growth", Horney pointed out that the process of neurosis is a special form of human growth and is a process that is opposite to healthy growth. She comprehensively explains the different periods and manifestations of this special condition, describing pathological pride, pathological inferiority, pathological demands, pathological dependence, and neurotic disorders in interpersonal relationships and work. What is even more valuable is that the 34Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  39. The Invisible Evil: Our Confrontation with the Sociopath Jiang Fan146k Wordscompleted What do you do when you have to confront a sociopath? Through years of hands-on research, Dr. Marsha Stout uncovers the psychology behind sociopath behavior and offers concrete guidance to help you navigate these dangerous interactions. This book introduces categories such as destructive narcissism, violent sociopaths, colleagues with antisocial personality, and sociopaths in business organizations, allowing readers to better understand sociopaths. By getting to know the person you're dealing wi 33Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  40. You Need to Know How to Live a Good Life: Read Some Adlerian Psychology Every Day Ye Zhou104k Wordscompleted Adler, an Austrian psychiatry researcher, the founder of individual psychology, a pioneer of humanistic psychology, and the father of modern self-psychology. This book interprets life from seven aspects from Adler's perspective, combined with current topics of concern. By analyzing Adler's famous aphorisms, we can see the philosophy of life advocated by this psychologist. While listening to the rich and practical philosophical thoughts, we can find the power to succeed and help us stand out from 32Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  41. Techniques and Practice of Psychoanalysis Ralph Greenson276k Wordscompleted In this systematic and comprehensive classic, the author not only discusses the two basic techniques of transference and resistance in a vivid and clear style, but also discusses topics related to the psychoanalytic environment, providing a holistic framework for psychoanalytic theory and technology. In the book, the author also clearly distinguishes between the "real relationship", "working alliance" and the transference relationship between the client and the analyst. It has important referenc 31Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  42. Murphy's Law (Classic Complete Works) Arthur Bloch129k Wordscompleted Explains a series of classic social and psychological effects such as Murphy's Law, and interprets the connotation and application scenarios of these effects with real-life cases to help readers understand the potential laws in life and better deal with various problems. 29Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  43. Understand Human Nature Alfred Adler123k Wordscompleted "Understanding Human Nature" is Alfred Adler's masterpiece. It takes "inferiority complex" and "social emotions" as the core concepts and emphasizes that various psychological phenomena of individuals, such as perception, memory, emotions, thinking and personality, are expressed in a unique and personalized way and serve the life goals pursued by the individual. This book is divided into two parts. The first part mainly explains the material basis, inner drive and development rules of human beha 27Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  44. Beyond Shame: Developing Resilience and Rebuilding Confidence Joseph Burgo179k Wordscompleted Through the rich cases accumulated by the author over more than 30 years, this book points out that unknown shame is often hidden behind various psychological problems in various ways. In the past, people often regarded shame as a "destructive and harmful emotion." However, this book attempts to go beyond the inherent view and view shame as "a family of emotions containing painful self-awareness," including embarrassment, guilt, regret, self-consciousness and other emotions. These emotions help 22Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  45. Psychological Motivation: the Underlying Logic That Inspires Action Angela Aghola140k Wordscompleted We need to be aware of the reasons and influencing factors behind our behavior. The deeper we understand the underlying logic of our behavior, the easier it is to understand ourselves and others, and the better we can predict the future, set goals, inspire action, and reach consensus. "Psychological Motivation: The Underlying Logic that Motivates Action" focuses on the three major psychological motivations that affect people anytime and anywhere: The pursuit of stable relationships desire for st 22Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  46. Stress-Free Socializing [English] Written by Gillian Butler, Translated by Cheng Silu128k Wordscompleted Are you used to avoiding other people's sight and trying to avoid contact with others? Do you feel like someone is watching you and stop what you are doing? Need someone to accompany you before entering a room full of people? There are signs that you may be experiencing social anxiety. In this book, the author analyzes what social anxiety is and systematically introduces a set of methods that are applicable to everyone, that is, reducing self-focus, changing thinking patterns, and changing behav 21Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  47. Antifragile Psychology Song Shuilan73k Wordscompleted "Anti-Fragile Psychology" starts from psychology, pointed out the root of the fragility of the "glass heart", and focused on methods to overcome fragility: overcome perfectionism, resolve anxiety, control fear, regulate shame, reduce sensitivity, improve stress resistance, and build spiritual support. The author injects his own observations and research into each vivid case, and each chapter explores a topic in depth to help readers identify flaws in thinking, reflect on the current situation of 18Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  48. Self-Analysis (By Karen Horney) Karen Horney157k Wordscompleted "Self-Analysis" is one of the representative works of female psychologist Karen Horney. It describes the feasibility and desirability of self-analysis, the inner drive of neurosis, the different stages of psychoanalysis, the limiting factors of self-analysis, the spiritual essence and rules of systematic self-analysis, etc. It has many enlightening significance for professionals engaged in psychoanalytic therapy. 18Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  49. The Crowd (Hardcover) Gustave Le Pen8 Wordscompleted "The Crowd" is a masterpiece of psychology that thoroughly discusses politics, economics, and management, and is known as the pioneering work of group psychology. The whole book analyzes the various characteristics and causes of groups in a simple and easy-to-understand way, and describes the collective mentality exquisitely. It has exerted a huge influence on people's understanding of the role of collective behavior and thinking on social psychology. In the book, the author uses the insight of 17Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  50. Stop Being Depressed, Your Future Will Be Better Lu Xin114k Wordscompleted This book reveals the "true face" of depression from the causes of depression, the psychological characteristics of depressed patients, and the consequences of depression. At the same time, it also provides methods for patients with depression to get rid of depression, including various aspects such as mentality, life, spirit, and ways of doing things. It provides people with a treatment system to completely get rid of depression, so that depression has nowhere to hide. 13Reads9.1Score—Shelves