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  1. 36 Psychological Tips for Getting Out of the Trough of Life Jin Shengrongcompleted Everyone encounters low points in life. When people are at a low point in life, they will fall into one psychological trap after another. Negative emotions will continue to breed from these psychological traps and consume people's will. At this time, what we need most is a book that can help us get out of the psychological dilemma during the trough period. This book must be both professional and popular. This is the book "36 Psychological Tips to Get Out of the Low Points in Life". As a guide to —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  2. Hug Your Awesome Self Xu Manmang's Psychological Talk Illustrationscompleted Xu Manman is a 36-year-old psychological counselor. She has a Buddhist programmer husband Zhao and a lively 9-year-old son Xiaohang. Since 2019, millions of readers have been watching Xu Manmang's story, accepting herself and letting go of her emotions with her. This is a virtual comic image created by Wu Zhihong's team. Comics are used to talk about psychology, and pictures are used to present real psychological counseling cases. It is more real, more healing, and more direct to people's hearts —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. Psychoanalysis and Psychiatry Carl Gustav Jungcompleted Editor's recommendation The representative work of Jung, the founder of analytical psychology, and fully recommended by psychology masters such as Schultz and Murphy. An unprecedented classic, a cross-border connection between psychology, philosophy and religion. Gain courage from the thought of life and death, from dreams and illusions, from faith or disbelief. If I were Moses, you (Jung) were Joshua, about to have the promised land of psychiatry, which I could only watch from afar. ——Austrian —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  4. Abnormal Psychology 2: Psychiatrists' Professional Interpretation of Abnormal Psychology Mu Meicompleted Editor's recommendation Why cling to illusory feelings? Why are gambling and gaming addictive? How does abnormal abnormal psychology form? Understand abnormal psychology, care for mental health, and gain a happy life! Introduction This book introduces in detail the principles and manifestations of abnormal psychology such as dissociative disorders, somatic symptom disorders, substance use disorders and addictive behaviors, personality disorders, developmental disorders, schizophrenia, possible c —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  5. Don't Let the Fear of Trouble Get You Down: 40 Psychological Prescriptions to Suit the Situation Liu Wenxiucompleted Want to sign up for a painting class, but find it too difficult to buy brushes and rice paper and learn from scratch? Want to invite friends to watch a movie, but feel that the theater is too far and the constant transfer of buses kills the interest? Do you always feel that you have no skills or even know what you like? In fact, it's not that you find it difficult or uninterested, you are just afraid of trouble. Because of fear of trouble, you refuse all the things you might like. Many loves rea —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  6. Divided Self (English) Written by R. D. Lane; Translated by Lin Heshengcompleted "The Divided Self" was first published in 1960. It is a psychiatric monograph written by Ryan, a psychiatrist. This book focuses on schizophrenia and schizophrenia individuals, studies and explores the phenomenon of clinical madness, and understands its occurrence and development mechanisms. And using everyday language to discuss these crazy phenomena in existential philosophy was a pioneering effort at the time. This work makes madness understandable and thus changes the way we understand menta —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  7. Psychology of Fear Li Shaocongcompleted Choosing phobia, agoraphobia, claustrophobia, trypophobia, fear of heights, social phobia, heterophobia... From fear of heights to fear of the dark, from fear of crowds to fear of sight. This book points directly to the deepest desires in people's hearts, and illuminates a possibility for all living beings struggling with fear to gain insight into themselves and liberate their souls. Simply using willpower to escape and resist fear will not help solve the problem. Only by fundamentally understan —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  8. Complete Book of Psychiatrists Written by Yuanxiucompleted Modern society is full of challenges and competition. People's personalities and the characteristics of the times have been in fierce competition for a long time. Excessive pressure has made many people extremely nervous, depressed and disappointed, leading to emotional ups and downs. When you cannot bear this kind of overloaded mental pressure, you often cannot control yourself and lose self-control. Therefore, we need to learn to self-regulate and maintain a healthy psychology. This book is a —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  9. A Complete Collection of Stories About Game-Making Methods in Ancient and Modern Times Anonymous (Anchor: Snail)ongoing Stories of conspiracy and conspiracy in ancient and modern times. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  10. The Mystery of Human Nature: Zeng Shiqiang Talks About the Weaknesses of Human Nature Zeng Shiqiangcompleted Professor Zeng Shiqiang is well versed in traditional Chinese culture and has extensive research on Chinese human nature. He believes that survival, selfishness, and happiness are the three major weaknesses of human nature, but weaknesses do not equal shortcomings. By reading this book, you will find a good way to understand yourself and others correctly, turn your weaknesses into strengths, and handle interpersonal relationships well. This book aims to explore the mysteries of Chinese people's —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  11. Cognition: the Thinking and Intelligence Behind Human Behavior (US) Herbert A﹒simoncompleted This book is a work about human cognition by Herbert Simon, a famous psychologist and pioneer of artificial intelligence. This book introduces people's cognitive structure, including attention, memory, etc., And then analyzes the ways and strategies for solving problems in people's thinking process. The book further analyzes the different mental representations of experts and ordinary people for complex problems, and how to deal with complex problems. Finally, the author introduces the basic pri —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  12. Cognitive Psychology (8Th Edition) (U. S.) Robert Sauer, (U. S.) Otto Maclean, (U. S.) Kimberly Macleancompleted "Cognitive Psychology" (8th Edition) is about the basic knowledge and research results of cognitive psychology, written by American psychologist Professor Saul. The book covers sensation, perception, attention, memory, consciousness, knowledge representation, concept formation, reasoning, decision-making, problem solving, creativity, human intelligence, language, and artificial intelligence. The book not only introduces a large number of classic cognitive psychology experiments, but also attache —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  13. Learn to Answer: Use the Power of Thinking to Improve Communication By Jiang Weicompleted First of all, this book is written as a work manual for all kinds of business, technical, professional, and management workers who are in the early and middle stages of their careers. There are systematic methods, vivid cases, guidance from instructors, and "little tests" that can be put into situations to help you build your own shortcut to success. Secondly, this book provides a reference for review, outlook, and further improvement for strivers and achievers in the middle and lower levels of —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  14. Beyond Inferiority (Adlerian Psychology Classic) (Austria) Alfred Adlercompleted "Beyond Inferiority" is based on Adler's individual psychology on the origin of inferiority complex, the role of inferiority complex, and the relationship between life style and inferiority complex. It discusses the meaning of life, mind and body, inferiority complex and superiority complex, early memories, dreams, family influence, school influence, adolescence, crime and prevention, career, people and companions, and love and marriage. He believes that human behavior is motivated by inferiorit —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  15. Techniques and Practice of Psychoanalysis Ralph R. Greensoncompleted 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 —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  16. Freud: New Essays on Psychoanalysis Austriawritten by Freud Editor-In-Chief Che Wenbocompleted This set of "Collected Works of Freud" (12 volumes) is China's first and only classic translation of Freud's literary essence. It was edited by Che Wenbo, the first person to study Freud in China, a recognized authority on Freud in the academic world, and a famous psychologist. It has been rigorously translated and revised many times by more than 40 experts and professors across the country. It can be called the most authoritative and complete version of Freud's psychological works on both sides —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  17. Understand Human Nature [Austrian] Adlercompleted "Understanding Human Nature" profoundly and meticulously explains the basic principles of individual psychology in order to help the general public correctly understand and deal with the daily relationships he faces - not only the relationship between people and the world, the relationship between people and their peers, but also people's life patterns. What is particularly important is that this book provides a scientific analysis of human character: first, it points out how individual wrong be —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  18. Three Essays on Sexuality [Austria] Written by Sigmund Freud, Translated by Janincompleted Freud called sexual instinct "libido", and his psychological theories revolved around this concept. "Three Essays on Sexuality" can be said to be the representative of the "primordial desire" theory. It consists of three papers and discusses in detail topics such as sexual perversions, sexual impulses of neurotic patients, childhood sexual desire, and pubertal changes. At the same time, in terms of studying the nature and development process of human sexual desire, this book also provides many i —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  19. Behavioral Psychology That Smart Women Need to Understand Yang Haijiecompleted In the complicated life, psychological activities are like a pair of behind-the-scenes driving forces controlling the "performance on stage." A casual word, an unconscious action, and a habitual living habit can all reflect a person's hidden psychological characteristics and true intentions. Starting from the perspective of psychology, this book teaches women to use their eyes to see through everything, "read" other people's subtle thoughts, make accurate judgments, learn how to identify people, —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  20. The Psychology of Microexpressions Wen Wubin; Zhou Lixiacompleted Success psychology is a science that studies people's use of positive psychology to achieve success. It was born in the United States in the 1960s. Success psychology has discovered that every normal person has his or her own unique talents and unique advantages composed of talents. The so-called talent is the feeling and behavior pattern that a person possesses throughout and can produce benefits. It is formed innately and early, and once it is finalized, it is difficult to change. As for advan —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  21. The Miracle of Gratitude 360,000 Times Japantakahito Murakamicompleted This is a sincere and heart-warming story. After experiencing the sudden death of his four-year-old son and his wife suffering from a strange disease, the author raised his fighting spirit and became a well-known natural farmer in Hokkaido. It all stems from the "Gratitude Farming Method" he discovered: as long as you keep saying gratitude 10,000 times your age, good changes will occur in your family. And even agricultural machinery, soil, weeds, and microorganisms are worthy of gratitude. A mir —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  22. After Awakening [US] Written by Aditya Shanti, Translated by Tu Yongjiangcompleted Make no mistake, enlightenment is a destructive process that has nothing to do with becoming better or happier. It is the collapse of all illusions. It is seeing through false appearances. It is the complete eradication of everything we believe to be true. Spiritual awakening is a kind of remembering. It is not about becoming something that we are not. It is not about transforming ourselves. It is remembering our true nature. Until a man can continually see everything from the perspective of tru —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. The Psychology of Micro-Reactions: the Secrets Behind Small Actions Zhao Feicompleted This book is a popular book on behavioral psychology. Different from common behavioral psychology content, this book focuses on the psychological reactions reflected in smaller behaviors. Each of us has a city in our heart, and everyone wants to open the other's city gate in his or her own way. No matter in work, life or study, we hope to know the other's true inner thoughts. From this perspective, micro-reaction psychology will tell you one by one how to read the other person's thoughts through —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  24. Don't Let Embarrassment Get You Down Edited by Long Xiangtaocompleted This book can be called the Sun Tzu's Art of War in psychology. It combines theories and examples. It not only uses the classic theories and cases of the world's psychology masters to explain the appearance of shy psychology, but also directly attacks the psychological problems hidden behind various behaviors in life. The author's creations are unconventional, and the whole book is full of humor, giving people a sense of enlightenment. The most attractive thing is to analyze the gains and losses —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  25. The Art of Love (Fromm Works Series) [US] Written by Erich Fromm; Translated by Liu Futangcompleted "The Art of Loving" is a famous work by Erich Fromm, an American social psychologist and philosopher and an important member of the Frankfurt School. Since its publication in 1956, it has been translated into thirty-two languages ​​and is a best-seller all over the world. In this book, Fromm believes that love is not a feeling that only needs to be invested physically and mentally, but requires efforts to develop one's entire personality to form a creative tendency. Otherwise, all attempts at lo —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  26. Make Peace with Your Inner Child Tang Minggangcompleted This is a self-healing book. In reading and thinking, you will meet and become friends with your own "inner child". You will accept each other, accompany each other, and support each other. You will return to your childhood together, cry out and fight for the injustices and grievances you have encountered, relieve the anger and sadness you once experienced, unlock the spiritual shackles, and regain new life and freedom under the nourishment of love. This book explains the profound impact of chil —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  27. Have a Heart-To-Heart Talk with Another Self Wu Zhihongcompleted Teacher Wu Zhihong's experience in practice for more than ten years, as well as the combing and thinking of concepts, selected the most essential content, guided by the four themes of loneliness, narcissism, growth, and dreams, and made it into a beautiful and portable four-volume set. Suitable for entry-level psychology readers or readers with a need for self-exploration. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  28. Relaxation: No Tension, No Anxiety, No Internal Friction, Elimination of Inferiority Complex, Inner Growth (Set of 10 Volumes) Chen Rong; Lin Jin; Wang Yanhui; Wang Yongyi; Shu Ya Waitingcompleted The so-called relaxation neither emphasizes confrontation nor encourages lying down, but attempts to provide a more self-consistent intermediate state; redefine the psychology of inner confidence, live out a sense of relaxation, and no longer be irritable and glassy; change the underlying limiting beliefs, and you can become a happy person! Do you have any of the following questions 1. Even if you are very tired, you still dare not stop. 2. Afraid of not being able to compare to others, and feel —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  29. Murphy's Law (UK) Richard Robinsoncompleted There are always all kinds of inexplicable little troubles in life that trip you up, delay you, frustrate you... Is it luck? Is Mercury retrograde? Why are you always the one who gets hurt? Murphy's Law is all about mistakes and bad luck. This book provides a comprehensive analysis of this law from the perspectives of brain science, psychology, sociology, etc., Focusing on revealing the three secrets that make you "uneasy" - naive science, animism and egocentrism. Read this book to truly underst —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  30. 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 persist in myself when faced with pressure. ·Don't know how to say no and feel like you have to say "yes" to every hot request. ·Taking care of everything and easily taking responsibility for other people' —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  31. Don't Cry over Spilled Milk Written by Fu Shucompleted A healing book that teaches you to stop internal friction and accept yourself gently. How many nights have you reviewed it over and over in your mind: "It would have been better if I hadn't said those words at that time" "If I had worked harder that day, maybe the ending would have been different"... We always regret the "spilled milk" - for a relationship, a mistake, an unfinished self, chewing and denying it over and over again until it is swallowed up by emotions. But do you know? What really —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  32. Criminal Psychology: Real Records of Criminal Psychological Portraits Written by Ye Hongyucompleted This book revolves around criminal psychological profiling, a classic branch of criminal psychology. It takes 36 classic cases in the history of solving crimes around the world and shows a panoramic view of how criminal profiling experts dig out clues beneath the surface, restore the truth through clues, and finally recreate the crime scene and find out the real culprit. Among them are demons who kill people and eat their bodies in pieces, cunning femme fatales, doctors who borrow knives to kill —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  33. Bizarre Psychology: Uncovering the Weirdness of Everyday Life Ukrichard Wiseman; Translated by Lu Benfucompleted Over the past 20 years, the author has studied the psychological motivations of liars; explored the impact of birth month on personality; unearthed the secrets of the science behind speed dating and dating ads; and studied what behaviors trigger inner positivity. Each chapter of this book will reveal to readers the secret psychology hidden in different aspects of life; including deception, decision-making, selfishness and superstition. Along the way; you'll see some incredibly wacky research. Fo —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  34. Micro Behavior Warmthcompleted This book is divided into 8 chapters, including the inner barometer, the mirror of emotions, measuring the "one-meter line" of social interaction, seeing the essence through phenomena, exposing the disguise, tearing off the mask, and caution is the panacea to prevent being deceived. It mainly includes: Your expression betrays you, can emotions be completely concealed, the truth behind the illusion, etc. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  35. Trading Psychology to Success (UK) Written by Steve Ward; Translated by Jin Jucompleted This book is written for all traders who need to deal with the stress, emotion, challenges and frustrations of trading, but who want to perform at their best in the long term. Every trader knows that trading can yield high returns, but it's definitely not easy and can be stressful. In fact, trading is perhaps the most mentally and emotionally challenging activity a person can pursue. Mistakes, missed opportunities and losses are inevitable. Stress in trading, which is frequent, high-intensity, a —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  36. See Words as Face Liu Nacompleted The book contains 31 letters. These letters come from female readers of different ages. They talk about the life problems they encounter from the perspectives of their original families, close lovers, mother-in-law and daughter-in-law relationships, and share their difficulties, boredom, depression, or entangled moods with the author, showing their true selves in the form of letters. The author answered the questions one by one in his reply. The author uses professional psychological knowledge a —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  37. How to Interact with the Opposite Sex Lin Ziyongcompleted Adolescents are an important stage of physical and psychological transformation. They are in a state of semi-independence, semi-dependence, semi-childishness and semi-maturity, which is called the "psychological weaning period", "youthful restlessness period" or "critical growth period". The pressure of learning, value trends, the influence of bad habits, etc. Are most likely to cause a "vacuum" in the understanding of teenagers, resulting in psychological disorders. "How to Communicate with the —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  38. The Courage to Not Care [Japan] Oshima Trustcompleted Popular Japanese psychological counselor and best-selling author Nobuyoshi Oshima spoke from his own psychological growth pain: "The really annoying people are those who care too much about others, not those who don't care about others." Based on the practical problems of real life, Oshima Nobuyoshi gives you 64 insensitivity exercises to help you get rid of depression, anxiety, and depression, and find yourself with inner peace. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  39. Inferiority and Transcendence (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler, Translated by Wang Jinhuacompleted "Inferiority and Transcendence" is the general outline of Adler's ideological system and a classic book that allows smart people to understand themselves and the world. Adler believes that inferiority complex is universal; human beings are born with inferiority complex; inferiority complex and the compensatory nature of inferiority complex are the source of motivation for human individuals and the entire civilization; people can pursue excellence, transcend inferiority complex, and create anothe —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  40. Emotional and Psychological Painting: Settle Your Heart One Stroke at a Time [US] Sheila Darcey [US] Written by Rachel Smithcompleted Is your life spiraling out of control due to anxiety and stress? Are you often troubled by negative emotions such as fear and anger? Have you experienced any major negative events or changes? The author of this book discovered during a difficult time in her life that sketching allowed her to express her thoughts, emotions, and ideas in a tangible form, which in turn allowed her to effectively process her emotions, cope with negative thoughts, and change her life. Art is not intimidating, anyone —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  41. The Self-Healing Instinct – Seven Natural Remedies for Depression, Anxiety and Emotional Stress [France] Written by David Servan-Schreiber; Translated by Zeng Qicompleted "Self-Healing Instinct: Seven Natural Remedies for Depression, Anxiety, and Emotional Stress" is a classic work of seven natural remedies for treating depression, anxiety, and stress that the well-known psychiatrist Dr. David Selvant-Schreiber spent his life summarizing and researching. It aims to provide patients with a way to completely get rid of depression and anxiety without drugs or talk therapy, but by stimulating their own self-healing instinct. The seven natural therapies proposed in "S —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  42. Thank You for Your Hard Work, Inner Child MISS Rosecompleted Every injured inner child needs to be nourished and cared for to grow up again safely. There may be a wounded child living in everyone's heart. Every time you lose control, it is not just the current emotion that is associated with it, but an "emotional black hole" that spans time and space. Because those hidden corners are always longing to be seen, touched, and healed. Learn to reconcile with yourself, "move forward with scars", no longer be stuck in the quagmire of your original family, no lo —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  43. Psychology That You Must Be Interested in (Set of 12 Volumes in Total) [US] Written by John Watson, Translated by Liu Xia; [UK] Written by David Hume; [UK] Written by Ellison, Translated by Pan Guangdancompleted "Psychology You Must Be Interested in" (a set of 12 volumes in total) starts from various categories of popular psychology and unfolds from multiple angles, showing readers a colorful world of psychology. From "Psychology You Must Be Interested in" (a set of 12 volumes in total), readers can find many common or curious psychological problems in life, helping readers conduct their own psychological diagnosis and relieve stress. "Psychology You Must Be Interested in" (a set of 12 volumes) includes —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  44. How to Not Be Shy [US] Written by Steve Flowers; Translated by Deng Ruicompleted Are you afraid of talking to strangers? Do you feel uncomfortable in social situations? Do you feel a lack of confidence when interacting with people? Do you feel nervous around unfamiliar people? Then you might be a little socially shy! Social shyness takes a painful toll on us both as individuals and as members of society. "How to Not Be Shy" helps people reduce shyness distress through mindfulness, revealing why shyness is an adaptive response, how shyness can become an obstacle to achieving —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  45. It's Not a Big Deal: Be Yourself and Not Be Dominated by Your Emotions Written by Shirley Chencompleted In the adult world, every day is "not easy" in capital letters and boldface. You may be able to endure the busyness and tiredness of life, but a criticism from your boss, a criticism from your partner, or a denial from your loved ones will make you fall into negative emotions for a long time. You may appear calm on the surface, but your inner order has long since collapsed. It is embarrassing to vent your emotions regardless of the occasion, but restraining your emotions for a long time is not g —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  46. Social Phobia Wang Yucompleted I am delighted to be the first reader of this book. Teacher Wang Yu has been engaged in psychological counseling for many years. He has conducted such in-depth research on social phobia and written a book to help more people suffering from this pain. I am deeply gratified and respect this. In my decades-long career in psychological counseling, I have seen many clients with social phobia. Although some people can barely persist in working and studying, the pain is unbearable. It is the responsibi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  47. Inferiority and Transcendence [Austria] Written by Alfred Adler, Translated by Pan Qingchencompleted "Inferiority and Transcendence" is an important late work by Alfred Adler, the founder of individual psychology. The book starts from the basic emotion of inferiority, and deeply analyzes its impact on personal family, education, career, marriage, communication and other fields, as well as its obstacles in different life stages such as childhood, adolescence and adulthood. The author analyzes in detail the internal and external factors that affect personality formation, and provides specific and —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  48. Murphy's Law Anonymous (Anchor: Shopkeeper West)completed Content introduction: "Murphy's Law" is a popular psychology book that reveals various potential psychological effects on human beings, the most representative of which is "Murphy's Law". The author summarizes dozens of psychological and management laws and regulations that have many impacts on modern people's work and life, such as the anchor effect, Wallenda effect, Hawthorne effect, Locke's law, Veblen effect, etc. It clearly explains each seemingly difficult and obscure law and law, which ha —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  49. 36 Psychological Techniques to Calm Down Just by Thinking About It Jin Shengrongcompleted We live in an era where explosive information comes to us like a tide, fragmented forms of entertainment erode our time all the time, and various voices influence our thoughts... Do you always couldn't help shouting: I want to be quiet! "36 Psychological Techniques to Calm Down When You Want to Calm Down" is a meditation tool book tailor-made for modern people with impetuous hearts! This book starts from many aspects such as emotional management, personality improvement, life meditation, and aur —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  50. 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