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  1. Peter's Law Bao Chutingcompleted This book is a popular psychology book that aims to reveal people's potential psychological mechanisms in daily life. In the book, the author starts from the five dimensions of environment positioning, role positioning, ability positioning, communication positioning, and decision-making positioning, and introduces many psychological and management laws that affect our personal lives. It includes knowledge from many disciplines such as psychology, sociology, and education, and is of great signifi —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  2. Dream Interpretation Written by Freud; Translated by Li Yancompleted "The Interpretation of Dreams" is known as the first masterpiece of psychoanalysis. Through scientific exploration and interpretation of dreams, it breaks thousands of years of human ignorance and superstition about dreams, and reveals the subconscious mind that controls people's thoughts and behaviors. Starting from the subconscious activity and determinism of sexual desire, the author points out that dreams are the satisfaction of desires and are by no means accidental associations. It is comm —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  3. The Neurotic Personality of Our Time (US) Written by Karen Horney; Translated by Yang Jiahuicompleted "The Neurotic Personality of Our Time" is one of Karen Horney's masterpieces and her most famous work. The book clearly expounds the basic propositions of Horney's theory of cultural neurosis in plain language, demonstrates in detail the relationship between cultural factors and the formation of neurosis, and focuses on analyzing a series of neurotic manifestations such as hostility, control, jealousy, dependence, escape, and self-abuse, as well as the cultural foundation and fundamental motivat —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. FBI Teaches You Super Memory Skills Heidicompleted Good memory is one of the cornerstones of success and an indispensable factor for many people to reach the top of their horizons. The quality of memory is often the key to academic and career success. In history, many outstanding figures have extraordinary memories. Caesar the Great in ancient Rome could remember the names and faces of every soldier under his command, and Aristotle could recite the books he had read almost verbatim... And in modern society, as an FBI agent, excellent memory is a —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  5. Complete Collection of Illustrated Micro-Expressions and Micro-Movements Ziyangcompleted Interactions between people begin with meeting each other. The most important thing is to understand each other's thoughts so that we can communicate better. But how can we truly understand what the other person is really thinking? Micro-expressions and micro-movements are subconscious manifestations of various psychology and thoughts, and there is no way to avoid or conceal them. This book tells people how to understand each other's true thoughts through the phenomena of micro-expressions and m —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  6. A Lifelong Psychological Lesson Lei Jiancompleted This book leads readers into the interesting world of psychology. This book brings together the classic theories of many psychology professors, and provides a comprehensive introduction to psychological knowledge from the aspects of success psychology, social psychology, workplace psychology, emotional psychology, happiness psychology, health psychology, marriage psychology, parenting psychology, psychological suggestion, etc., So that readers can create a happy life by understanding the wisdom —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. Dominate Your Emotions Ma Zhiguocompleted If a person wants to succeed, he must first have a healthy and good psychological quality, among which healthy emotions are essential. What is emotion? How are emotions formed? What kind of emotional literacy is needed for success? How to cultivate the emotional literacy necessary for success? In this book, we will explore these psychological mysteries of success together. The main contents include: Exploration of emotions, life cannot be without emotions, dominating your emotional world, regula —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  8. Psychology Talk Compiled by Peng Danling; Ding Guoshengcompleted N/A —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  9. Micromovements and Psychology Deng Hanxicompleted Micro-movements are the projection of a person's inner world and external body language. Through the psychological activities reflected in inadvertent small and large movements, people who are proficient in psychology can read a lot of information that is not easily noticed by others. _X005F_x000D_ "Micro Movements and Psychology" combines the knowledge of micro reactions, micro expressions and psychology, selects the most common and most overlooked micro movements in daily life, and analyzes th —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  10. Inception Xu Duancompleted Dreams may seem bizarre, fragmented, and devoid of logic and rules, but they reveal some of the deepest private information in your heart. Dreams, nightmares, repeated dreams, consecutive dreams, dreams from past lives, etc., Constitute a traceable world. We can follow its footsteps to open a window to the soul and explore the truest voice in the heart. Dreams reveal our reality and ideals, touch our true but hidden heart, and guide us to rediscover the true goal of life. Dreams can sometimes be —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  11. The Crowd: a Study of Crowd Psychology Written by Gustave Le Pen; Translated by Zhang Yuancompleted "The Crowd: A Study of Group Psychology" is the foundation work of group psychology and is known as one of the "20 books that changed the world". The book describes the collective mentality extremely delicately, examines the special psychology and way of thinking of the group, and especially provides an incisive analysis of the different psychology of individuals and groups. It has had a huge impact on people's understanding of the role of collective behavior and thinking on social psychology. I —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  12. 1000 Questions on Psychotherapy Illustrated Encyclopedia Written by Tang Yicompleted "1000 Pictorial Encyclopedia of Psychotherapy" is a spiritual manual that teaches you how to understand mental illness and adjust yourself. "1000 Questions on Psychological Therapy Illustrated Encyclopedia" is divided into 3 volumes and 14 chapters. It introduces the concepts of psychology, characteristics of schools, psychological problems and treatments of people in different periods, various neuroses and psychological disorders, as well as self-treatment of abnormal psychology in daily life a —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  13. Emotional Psychology Zhang Yaoxiangcompleted This book is a representative work by Zhang Yaoxiang, the pioneer of modern psychology in China, the first president of the Chinese Psychological Society, and the founder of China's first psychological laboratory. This book has been created for more than ten years. It combines Western psychological theory and traditional Chinese philosophy, which can be said to be a profound foundation. It is a culmination of ancient and modern research results in emotional psychology at home and abroad, and it —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  14. The Crowd: a Study of Popular Psychology [France] Written by Le Pen, Translated by Poirotcompleted If we are to stay within narrow and safe boundaries, to use science to gain knowledge, and not to venture into the realm of vague guesses and useless hypotheses, then all we must do is to pay attention to the phenomena within our reach and limit ourselves to thinking about them. Every conclusion drawn from these reflections must be premature, because behind the phenomena that we can clearly observe, there are other phenomena that we can only vaguely see, and still others that we cannot see. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  15. A Brief History of Psychology Yan Yaqin, Xie Qingcompleted This book is different from previous popular psychology books. The author uses representatives of various psychological schools as the main line. In addition to discussing their theories, evaluating their achievements, and demonstrating their experiments, the author also tells some interesting short stories to prevent the book from becoming a "dry" collection of psychological papers. —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  16. Criminal Psychology [Austria] Written by Hans Gross Translated by Luan Qinglincompleted "Criminal Psychology" is the foundation work of modern criminology, which explains criminal phenomena in society from a psychological perspective. The author cites a large number of real cases to explore in depth the behavioral, emotional and cognitive aspects of crime. This book can be studied and researched by professionals in the field of criminal psychology as well as interested readers. —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  17. Waking up the Brain: How Neuroplasticity Helps the Brain Heal Itself [US] Written by Norman Doidge, Translated by Lu Jiacompleted This book is about the exploration of the unique way the human brain heals. By understanding it, brain problems that were previously thought to be incurable or irreversible improved dramatically. We will see that many cases recover. I will explain how the healing process develops from the highly specialized nature of the brain. It has long been thought that these highly specialized features are complex and come at a cost: the brain, unlike other organs in the body, cannot repair itself or restor —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  18. Inferiority and Transcendence (Complete Translation) [Austria] Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Cao Wanhongcompleted "Inferiority and Transcendence" is the pinnacle work of Adler, the pioneer of human psychology. The author starts from exploring the meaning of life and inspires us to understand the true meaning of life. The whole book is based on the perspective of individual psychology, and uses a large number of examples as the basis for discussion from multiple fields such as education, family, marriage, ethics, social interaction, etc. To clarify the direction of life and the true meaning of life. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  19. The Crowd (Classic Original) Gustave Le Pencompleted This social psychology classic is a decoding of group behavior. Le Pen put forward the view that individuals' intelligence declines after integrating into the group and they are prone to blind obedience. He discussed the impulsivity of the group and the manipulation methods of leaders, which had a profound impact on mass psychology and the spread of public opinion. The views are clear and the writing is sharp, providing a unique perspective for understanding group behavior. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  20. Military Psychology Miao Danmin, Yan Jin, Feng Zhengzheng, Liu Xufengcompleted "Military Psychology" edited by Professor Miao Danmin and others is a distinctive "heavyweight" book in the "Contemporary Chinese Psychological Science Library". Starting from the concept that "war is essentially a war of the heart," the book analyzes various psychological factors that affect the military's combat capabilities under traditional war, modern war, and future war conditions, and elaborates on coping principles, methods, and strategies based on psychological principles. This is an im —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  21. Self-Control. Practical Chapter (U. S.) Kelly Mcgonigalcompleted "Self-Control. Practical Practice" shares the latest research results of Stanford University's psychology, neurology and economics! Help you move from self-awareness to self-control and regain control of your life! Self-control distinguishes not only humans and animals, but also every human being. Kelly McGonigal, Ph. D., Is an acclaimed psychologist at Stanford University. Combining new results in psychology, neurology, and economics, she offers psychology courses at Stanford University for pro —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  22. Read Some Psychology Every Day Yun Muxin Chief Editorcompleted Various problems in interpersonal communication are inextricably linked to psychology. Psychology determines behavior, and people's hearts are unpredictable. If we want to make others behave in a certain way, we must understand and master their psychology and be good at attacking people's hearts. This requires us to understand some basic psychological knowledge and apply it appropriately. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. The Mob (Phoenix One Force) [France] Written by Gustave Le Pen, Translated by Wan Lincompleted This book is a classic work on analyzing group psychology. Although it is an academic work, the language is vivid and fluent, and the analysis is penetrating and penetrating. Therefore, "The Crowd" has been translated into more than a dozen languages ​​since its publication. This book subverts people's usual understanding of groups and analyzes the characteristics of groups incisively and vividly, making people first surprised and then admired. The author analyzes layer by layer and advances ste —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  24. Introduction to Psychoanalysis (O) Sigmund Freud; Compiled by Wen Sicompleted This book uses illustrations and diagrams to explain the essence of Freud's thoughts in a more vivid and comprehensive way. Freud's perspective on dreams and the subconscious in life has guided humans to understand themselves more thoroughly, and at the same time has left an impact that is difficult to replicate in the humanistic fields involved. This book has more than 300 illustrations, which greatly enriches our brains and expresses human extraordinary thoughts more flexibly and vividly. The —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  25. Inferiority and Transcendence (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Han Yangcompleted A must-read classic of individual psychology for humans in modern society. Through in-depth analysis and research on a series of inferiority complexes and inadequacy complexes in each person's life, the author Alfred Adler provides an effective way to overcome inferiority complex, turn inferiority into motivation, pursue excellence, and achieve harmonious development of individuals and society. The whole book is based on the perspective of individual psychology, and uses a large number of exampl —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  26. Deliberate Observation Written by Zhu Jianguocompleted How many things do you do for others to see? Is a sudden warming of friendship really a good thing? Are those who claim to be "Buddhist" really open-minded? In daily life, there are actually hidden mysteries behind some seemingly ordinary behaviors. Everyone's words and deeds, whether intentional or unintentional, have hints. To see through people's hidden psychology and correctly understand and understand the world, you need to think calmly and observe keenly. From being serious to being "broke —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  27. Self-Control Wang Yingcompleted Cognitive-behavioral self-management training. Analyzes the mechanism of willpower consumption and provides tools such as goal decomposition and habit formation to help readers break through procrastination and impulsive behavior patterns. —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  28. Interpersonal Psychology Shi Leicompleted Unpacking the psychological mechanisms of interpersonal relationships. Use the principles of social psychology to interpret interaction patterns, group effects and trust-building logic, and guide readers to build healthy social networks. —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  29. Mad Men Speak: a Manual for Mental Hospital Doctors Mugocompleted Bipolar disorder, pet loss syndrome, fetishism, obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression, paranoia, dual personality... Here are a group of "lunatics" living in the abyss. The cellist broke the bow and stabbed himself in the chest. He said - he was not afraid of death, but was afraid that the body would not be beautiful; The composer voluntarily became paralyzed, he said - accepting that "it's okay not to be liked" is harder than accepting paralysis; The 17-year-old boy, with two souls living i —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  30. Psychology and Micro-Expressions and Micro-Movements Zhifeicompleted Psychology and micro-expressions and micro-movements Expressions and movements are important body language in interpersonal communication and are key steps in expressing yourself and understanding others. Micro-expressions and micro-movements are a person's truest inner reaction, which are difficult to be controlled by thinking and are an important way to directly access the inner truth. This book analyzes the changing codes of micro-expressions and micro-movements in detail, allowing you to kno —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  31. Shame: the Emotion of Discipline [US] Written by Peter N. Stearns, Translated by Nie Yongguangcompleted Choice Magazine Annual Outstanding Book Award, this is a representative work by Peter N. Stearns, the pioneer of the history of emotions, a cultural history of shame, a ubiquitous social governance technique. We often avoid shame as a negative emotion. Historically, shame has played a role in many fields such as family, education, punishment, sports, and politics. Society uses it to regulate our behavior, maintain order, and establish identity. In modern society, shame seems to be in decline, bu —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  32. A Masterpiece of Psychology That You Must Read (All 4 Volumes) Written by (France) Gustave Le Pen, (Austria) Sigmund Freud, (Austria) Zhang Xinjie, (Austria) Alfred Adler, Translated by Zhao Lihui; Zhu Gengsheng; Wang Jinhua; Huang Yonghuacompleted "The Crowd" Le Pen may be the world's most contemptuous person for groups, but also one who understands them. "The Crowd", which he completed in 1895, with prophetic insight, almost succeeded in describing all the major events that shook the world in the next hundred years or so. Including two world wars and numerous democratic revolutions or mass movements. Some people accuse Le Pen of having his theories on groups and leaders used by dictatorial regimes such as Hitler and Mussolini. But de Gau —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  33. 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
  34. 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
  35. 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
  36. 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
  37. 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
  38. 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
  39. 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
  40. 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
  41. 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
  42. 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
  43. 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
  44. 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
  45. 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
  46. 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
  47. 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
  48. 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
  49. 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
  50. 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