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  1. Transcend Inferiority [Austria] Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Mo Yecompleted Self-dissatisfaction can be recognized and transcended - recognize the self, develop the self, and ultimately transcend the self. Change your life attitude, make breakthroughs in work and career, and improve your relationship with society. "Beyond Inferiority" is the pinnacle work of Alfred Adler, the pioneer of humanistic psychology. It was written during the most mature period of Adler's thought (1932). It contains the master's main thoughts, has a rigorous structure, is easy to understand, an —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. A Complete Collection of Psychology Lessons to Learn Every Day Chun Zhilin, Huang Weicompleted Master the secrets of psychology and win a happy and happy life. This book combines the essence of psychology and contains many psychological life common sense and stories. Learn some psychology tricks every day to hide yourself, see through others, and use psychological strategies to achieve success. Learn some psychological manipulation skills every day to control people's hearts and dominate them, becoming the master and the biggest winner behind the scenes. —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  3. Inferiority and Transcendence (Austrian) Adler; Translated by Li Zhangyongcompleted "Inferiority and Transcendence" is a work in the field of individual psychology. Through in-depth analysis and study of a series of inferiority complexes inherent in each person and in life, it provides us with an effective way to turn inferiority complex into motivation, thereby overcoming inferiority complex, constantly surpassing ourselves, pursuing superiority, and achieving harmonious development of individuals and society. "Inferiority and Transcendence" analyzes people's inferiority and s —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  4. Sense of Purpose: an Authoritative Psychologist Explains the "Ideal Education" of Children William Damoncompleted Why do some people have successful and happy lives, while others have twists and turns and sad lives? What are the key factors that cause young people to have different life trajectories in the future? Is it outstanding talent and excellent learning ability? Is it the cultivation of parents and the provision of material conditions? This book will tell you: None! The source of motivation that is generally lacking in young people today is a unclear understanding of a sense of purpose. In a world w —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  5. Self-Driven Growth Practice William Stixrud Ned Johnsoncompleted The two authors of this book, William, a clinical neuropsychologist, and Ned, an inspirational education expert, reveal how parents can cultivate their children's autonomous motivation based on brain neuroscience research that is applicable to any human individual. They have accumulated more than 60 years of experience in clinical research and practice with children. The book is supplemented by a large number of real cases, parenting scenarios and dilemmas, as well as practical practical methods —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  6. Reconciliation with Family of Origin Alice Millercompleted Best-selling all over the world for more than 30 years, it is a classic work by the famous psychologist Alice Miller! Parents' personality and education methods are the key to determining whether a child will be happy throughout his life. And how do children who have experienced early psychological trauma reconcile with their families of origin as adults? Why do so many successful people still suffer from emptiness and loneliness? Why do so many of us learn to hide our feelings, needs, and memor —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. Attitude Determines Destiny Anonymous (Anchor: Ling Xue)completed The value of a person's life lies in his attitude towards life. Everyone's family, career, achievements, interpersonal relationships... Are all related to their attitude towards life. Attitude is a key factor in success in life. This book aims to tell readers that only when a person faces life with a positive attitude can his life value be well reflected and sublimated. —Reads7.5Score—Shelves
  8. Women Who Were Eaten by Their Families Weird Theorycompleted "Women Eaten by Their Homes" focuses on the tragic experiences of women in family and marriage in contemporary society, and deeply explores the complex reasons behind female crimes. Through a series of real cases, the book reveals how factors such as the influence of the original family, misfortune in marriage, husband's cheating and violence, gradually pushed these women into the abyss of crime. Why did a female law bachelor from a key university raise a butcher's knife to her seriously ill mot —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  9. How to Dislike Someone (U. S.) Jackson Mckenziecompleted Do you often feel sad when you are in love? Do you often worry about breaking up? Is he often dissatisfied with you? Do you often say your faults? Will he deliberately ignore you? Does it make you feel insecure? Do you talk about your ex often? Will it trample on your dignity? Do you think he loves you more or loves himself more? Do you cry often? Will you suffer from insomnia? Thirty ways to identify a bad person, teach you how to stop liking someone and welcome the rebirth of your heart. From —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  10. Cold Violence Written by Marie-France Yrigoyen; Translated by Gu Shuxincompleted This book proposes the concept of "emotional abuse" for the first time. It widely occurs in marriages, families and workplaces. The abuser bullies and controls the abused by refusing direct communication, distorting words, sarcasm, ridicule, contempt, denying personality and other common methods, destroying their self-esteem, changing their way of thinking, making the relationship continue, and making it impossible for the abused to escape. This type of cold violence is not as obvious as physica —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  11. Reconstruction of Life (Classic Edition) (US) Written by Louise Hay, Translated by Xie Mingxiancompleted Do you often feel physically and mentally exhausted? Do you always have unspeakable pressure? Are you willing to accept imperfections in life? If you could choose life, would you like to try another life? Louise L. Hay An internationally renowned spiritual teacher, a leader of the American New Age movement, a well-known writer and speaker. She is an advocate of the global "holistic health" concept and the founder of the "self-help movement". She is the author of the "Reconstruction of Life" seri —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. Freud and Why Duck Xu Slowly Talks About Psychologycompleted 50 Psychological healing comics to untie the knot in your heart. "Are they unhappy with me?" "Am I making too much of a fuss?" "No one likes me, right?" Those emotions that are swallowed again and again will turn into knots in the heart, causing harm invisibly. "It turns out I don't have to be so good." "My feelings are important." "I like myself." These simple psychological principles will help you accept regrets, anxieties and even fears in life. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. Profiler: Using Criminal Psychology to Crack the Social Code Yu Huiying, Han Weihuacompleted Criminal profilers began in the 1970s and are a special profession with professional training. Profilers outline the criminal's criminal mentality by analyzing the modus operandi, scene layout, criminal characteristics, etc., And then further predict their race, gender, age, professional background, appearance characteristics, personality traits, and next actions, etc., So that the police can narrow the scope of the search and stop the continuation of criminal behavior in a timely manner. Many s —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  14. Child Psychology Quietcompleted Cracking the code of your child's language and behavior. This book teaches you how to understand children's behavior and how to get along with them correctly. Through the external appearance, you can truly gain insight into the child's inner world. Discussing the deep psychological mechanisms underlying the surface phenomena of children's daily behavioral habits, you can easily discover the problems your children have, and quickly find the psychological basis to make appropriate and effective so —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  15. Biological Psychology Su Yanjie Et Al.completed "Biopsychology" is one of the core knowledge areas of the psychology discipline and is inseparable from the frontier development direction of psychology, "cognitive neuroscience." The "National Standards for Undergraduate Teaching Quality in Psychology Majors" promulgated by the Ministry of Education in 2018 stipulates that "Biological Psychology" is a required course for undergraduate psychology. The writing team of this book are young and middle-aged researchers in related fields in China, and —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  16. The Irrationality of Reason: Bizarre Behavior in Life Zheng Yuhuang, Sudancompleted Behavioral economics has overturned the "rational man assumption" of traditional economics and is one of the fields of economics that has developed rapidly in the past 10 years. This theory believes that no matter how rational people are, they will still make some unexpected actions, and there are always common laws at work behind these seemingly unexpected irrational behaviors. From barber shop price lists to restaurant menus, from live streaming to "Double 11" and "Black Friday" in the United —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  17. Walking on a Sunny Day Illustration by Benecompleted "41 Heart-warming stories record every growing moment in our lives. Loss and expectation are intertwined, innocence and growth go hand in hand, and softness contains tenacity. Paintings full of warmth awaken the sleeping child deep in our hearts. Adults always walk in a hurry and ignore the scenery along the way. Occasionally slow down, on a sunny day, Take off the disguise and let your inner child bask in the long-lost sunshine. " —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  18. Illustrated Reading of Psychology Every Day Compiled by Lianshancompleted "Illustrated Reading Psychology Every Day" is divided into three parts: Part One, Middle and Part Two. The first part comprehensively introduces the history of psychology, the main schools of psychology, representative figures and their important theories and ideas; the middle part focuses on psychology in life and introduces the practical application skills of psychology in all aspects of life, including educational psychology, learning psychology, interpersonal psychology, workplace psychology —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  19. Psychological Analysis of Daily Life Written by Freud; Translated by Lin Kemingcompleted "Psychological Analysis of Everyday Life" can be said to be a very important milestone in Freud's lifelong contributions. In the book, the master of psychoanalysis draws on his meticulous observations and insights gained from practicing medicine for many years, quotes from many sources, and talks eloquently, extending the realm of the unconscious into daily life. He uncovers for us the mysteries of everyday phenomena such as forgetfulness, mistakes, superstition, etc. Rich examples will lead you —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  20. Abnormal Psychology: Genius on the Left, Madman on the Right Sui Yan Capital Mindcompleted Abnormal psychology is the most interesting branch of psychology, which explores different types and degrees of psychological abnormalities. This book is the fifth in Mr. Sui Yan's "Abnormal Psychology" series. Different from the previous books, this book pays more attention to people's destiny. This book introduces geniuses who have passed away and are also madmen in the eyes of all living beings. Some people are unique in art and have become a generation of masters, such as Van Gogh; some peop —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  21. A Book to Understand "Genius Is on the Left, Madman Is on the Right" Tao Zhiweicompleted "Genius on the Left, Madman on the Right" opens the cracks in the cognitive world in the form of recorded conversations. Those special individuals defined as "madmen" in the book use absurd words to wrap up their transcendent conventional thinking. Their extreme questioning of time, space, life, and existence resonates wonderfully with cutting-edge scientific theories. This book is an in-depth interpretation of this classic book. It is not only an in-depth exploration of the spiritual world, but —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  22. Psychiatrist's Story Box (Argentina) Written by Jorge Bucaj; Translated by Mei Jingcompleted Demian is an anxious and confused young man, full of curiosity about himself and the world, and often unable to face various problems in life, including studies, love, interpersonal relationships, etc. He constantly questions himself and desperately wants to understand himself. So he found Jorge, a psychotherapist from the Gestalt school. Jorge's therapy style was unique: every time we met, he would tell Demian a story. From ancient times to modern times, from the court to the folk, these seemin —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. Personality Psychology Series in Life (Three Volumes in Total) (Germany) Sylvia Lokencompleted "The Highly Sensitive Introvert" This is a guide to a happy life for highly sensitive introverts. As a person with a combination of introversion and high sensitivity, you are good at analysis, cautious, and perseverant. It can be said that you already have the right time, place, and people to achieve a happy life, and you can easily carry out the next step in your life. However, in fact, introverts who are highly sensitive often underestimate their own strengths, but are so good at discovering t —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  24. Maslow's Psychology Classics (Two Volumes) (US) Written by Abraham Maslow; Translated by Li Shengshi, Ma Shuxuan, Yu Shiwen, Wu Jinhui, Xiong Qiang, and Lin Zixuancompleted "Maslow's Psychology Classics" (set of 2 volumes) includes "Motivation and Personality" and "The Realm Humans Can Achieve". As the founder of "humanistic psychology", Maslow proposed humanistic psychology and the hierarchy of needs theory, advocating that self-actualization can be achieved by constantly satisfying human beings' innate needs. In "Maslow's Psychology Classics" (set of 2 volumes), Maslow elaborates on the famous Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory, analyzing for us the nature of abn —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  25. Avoidant Personality Self-Help Manual Tracy Crossleycompleted Are you always trying to please others, looking for problems all over the world, "braining" and "getting it right", pursuing perfectionism... This is a lifestyle of internal friction. Excessive efforts will cause you fatigue, anxiety, guilt, jealousy and many forms of pain. It will also cause physical diseases such as high blood pressure. The author of this book helps you trace the source of negative emotions through in-depth research on brain science, allowing you to realize how you are control —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. Educational Psychology Yan Liangshicompleted "Educational Psychology" has three major features: 1. Clear organization and detailed content. It is divided into two main lines: learning psychology and teaching psychology, and the important research results are selected to sort out and summarize. 2. The author lineup is strong. The person responsible for writing the content is a leader in the field of educational psychology in China, and each gave an in-depth and simple explanation of their respective research fields. 3. It has practical guid —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  27. Play a Psychology Game Every Day Zhao Guangna; You Yixingcompleted The psychological games selected in this book are all derived from years of research by world authoritative institutions and psychology experts. The book is divided into five parts: "Self-exploration to find the truest self" "Workplace analysis to see how far your career path can go" "Emotional analysis to see how far your career can go" "Emotional analysis to find a happy marriage and love relationship with care" "Decryption of life to teach you how to be a social expert" "Emotional scanning to —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  28. Spotting Lies: the Fbi's Mind-Reading Skills Mo Mocompleted "Recognizing Lies: The FBI's Mind-Reading Skills" is a book about interpersonal communication. Based on the records of FBI criminal investigations and interrogations, as well as the research results on non-verbal communication and psychology, the author Mo Mo summarizes a variety of FBI mind-reading skills and teaches you a professional but not difficult skill in reading people. Whether you are interviewing witnesses, conducting business negotiations, or promoting products, you can all benefit f —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  29. Experimental Psychology (Germany) Written by Wilhelm Wundt; Translated by Liu Xiacompleted Do ants have mental activities? Can dogs reason? Can you hypnotize yourself? … "Experimental Psychology" is a fun, interesting, and not boring work on experimental psychology. It introduces in detail the basic ideas and methods of experimental psychology, the research objects of experimental psychology, and the synchronized advancement of world-leading psychology and Chinese psychology. Through "Experimental Psychology", you can also follow the godfather of European psychology to learn interesti —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  30. Complete Collection of Interesting Psychological Tests Jin Yuejun, Yang Zhongcompleted Nowadays, many fashion magazines, newspapers, and websites have set up special topics on psychological tests. People are attracted by these small test questions involving love, marriage, personality, career, studies, interpersonal relationships, etc., And are rushing to decipher the "Da Vinci Code" of personal life. This book is an interesting book with interesting, witty and humorous language, dialectical and unique viewpoints, extensive content and fashionable content. It is rich in pictures a —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  31. Psychological Test Compiled by Song Xintiancompleted The content of this book includes career test, psychological test, love test, love test, marriage test, etc. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  32. A Complete Collection of Psychology Lessons to Learn Every Day Edited by Mu Zhicompleted "Learn Something About Psychology Every Day (Super Value Gold Edition)" seems mysterious, but it's actually very simple; it seems boring, but it's actually very interesting. No matter where you are, what career you are engaged in, no matter what role you play in your family, or what stage of development you are in in life, psychology can help you. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  33. Mob (France) Gustave Le Pencompleted This book is a study of popular psychology. In the book, Le Bon elaborated on the characteristics of groups and group psychology, pointing out that when an individual is an isolated individual, he has his own distinctive individual characteristics, but when this person integrates into the group, all his personality will be submerged by the group, and his thoughts will immediately be replaced by the group's thoughts. And when a group exists, it has characteristics such as being emotional, unobjec —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  34. Peking University Psychology Class Xinghancompleted This book collects the life insights and wonderful views of many people and students from Peking University, such as Ji Xianlin, Zhou Guoping, Yu Minhong, etc., Interprets the anxious psychological problems of modern people, and uses the wise eyes of the masters to help readers sort out confusion and restore peace of mind. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  35. Learn Some Practical Psychology Every Day Misucompleted Human psychology is very subtle, intangible and invisible, but it is present in every corner of life. Understanding psychology allows us to understand ourselves more clearly, to know the psychological motivations behind certain behaviors, to infer other people's inner thoughts through their words and deeds, to get along better with ourselves and others, and to effectively regulate our emotions and behaviors. This book quotes a large number of psychological concepts, uses rich cases, and humorous —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  36. Born a Psycho: a TED Psychologist's Journey into Brain Crime [US] Written by James Fallon, Translated by Zhai Mingyancompleted Dr. James Fallon, the author of "Born Psychopaths: A TED Psychologist's Journey into Brain Crime", used 35 years of research to discover that psychopaths have brain structures that are different from ordinary people. During a study in 2005, he discovered that his brain structure was exactly the same as that of a psychopath. James once believed that he had found the key to cracking psychopathy, but would this prove that he was also a psychopath? When his mother found out, she gave him a book. The —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  37. The Neglected Child: How to Overcome Childhood Emotional Neglect (U. S.) Written by Jonice Webb (U. S.) Written by (U. S.) Christine Musello, Translated by Wang Shiyi, Translated by Li Qinyuncompleted This book is the first psychological self-help book to propose and deeply explain the concept of "emotional neglect". Emotional neglect is an invisible force from childhood, something that was missing from your childhood. It is difficult to detect, but it has a profound impact on your life. Childhood is the foundation of the house, adulthood is the whole house. Due to insufficient emotional care during childhood and a lack of emotional connection with their parents, many adults appear to be norm —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. Twenty-Eight Lectures on Hypnosis Uswilliam W. Cook; Fan Youcompleted "Twenty-Eight Lectures on Hypnosis" introduces in detail the development of hypnosis and its specific applications. In the fields of medicine and psychology, hypnosis is a relatively mysterious subject. Before the development of modern medicine and psychology, hypnosis was always cast in the shadow of witchcraft and was not understood by the world. With the development of medicine and psychology, people have gradually learned about the existence of the subconscious mind and its huge role in peop —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  39. Freudian Psychology (Austria) by Freud; Translated by Li Wenyu and Li Huiquancompleted This book is a collection of Freud's classic works, including "The Interpretation of Dreams", "Introduction to Psychoanalysis" and "Three Essays on Sexuality". "The Interpretation of Dreams" is an epoch-making masterpiece of psychoanalysis and one of the three masterpieces of mankind's ideological revolution. Freud believed that joy, happiness, anxiety, and fear in dreams are subconscious projections, and this book will reveal the mysteries buried deep in the psychology. "Introduction to Psychoa —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  40. Psychological Structure and Psychodynamics Switzerlandcarl Gustav Jungcompleted This book contains some of Jung's important papers discussing the structure of the psyche and its dynamics. In these papers, he discussed important issues such as psychic energy, collective unconsciousness, and belief in the soul. These papers marked his departure from Freudian psychoanalysis and the beginning of constructing his own theoretical concepts. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  41. General Psychology Liu Jiacompleted This is China's first popular book that systematically introduces the basic knowledge of psychology. Why do we, knowing that we will die, not only live, but also live very hard, seriously, and perseveringly? In order to solve this problem, humans must invent a way of life that makes us feel that life is worth living, even if everything will eventually turn into dust. Psychology is a set of theories and methods that help people live a happy life. The purpose of this book is to systematically and —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  42. The Psychology of Microexpressions Yifancompleted When it comes to micro-expressions, most people think they are just facial expressions. In fact, micro-expressions not only include people's facial expressions, but also people's body expressions, verbal expressions and behavioral expressions. For example, if a person inadvertently touches his nose while speaking, he is most likely lying. Or, when you are talking to another person, the other person suddenly shakes his legs. If the other person does not have a physical disease, it means that his —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  43. Murphy's Law Anonymous (Anchor: Eleven)completed From the first day it was discovered, "Murphy's Law" has been unsettling the world. Weak people use it as an excuse to be unable to make a comeback, while strong people use it as a wake-up call to remind themselves to stay vigilant at all times. Murphy's Law, Parkinson's Theorem and Peter's Principle became the three major discoveries of Western culture in the 20th century. As a psychological effect, it has left an indelible impact on the objective world. Murphy's Law is a scientific law that al —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  44. Micro-Reaction Psychology: from the Surface to the Heart, We Teach You Step by Step How to Detect People in Subtle Ways and Invisible Things! Pei Lingcompleted This book attempts to use a psychological perspective, apply psychological principles, and combine it with actual cases in life to conduct a very detailed analysis of various psychological phenomena that you may encounter in daily life. It also provides various unique and effective coping strategies to teach you how to skillfully use the common behavioral principles and psychological mechanisms of human beings. Understanding a little bit about the psychology of micro-reactions will have a profou —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  45. Sorry, I Might Be Allergic to People Written by Wu Miancompleted You don't want to talk, but others think you are arrogant and withdrawn; you love listening, but others think you are indecisive; you just want to be quiet, but others think you are afraid to speak; you don't want to make phone calls, but only want to communicate by text, but it will bring misunderstandings and troubles to communication. Introverts are always "transparent" in the workplace and "marginalized" in interpersonal relationships, which brings them a lot of psychological distress. In fa —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  46. Individual Psychology (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler, Translated by Zhang Junxiancompleted When the material foundation is guaranteed, in good times we will think about how to live out the value of life? And in times of adversity, you will think about how to live in peace with this life? Adler provides us with in-depth and simple answers to these questions that are entangled in our hearts based on the basic viewpoints of individual psychology. This book takes the chronological order of individual development as the main line, combines a large number of clinical cases and treatment exp —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  47. Psychology of Painting: One Painting Can Reveal the Other You Lurking in the Body A Piece of Sandcompleted "House Tree Person Test", as can be seen from the name, mainly revolves around the three elements of Tree, House, and Person, so it is also called HTP for short. When we pick up a pen and draw the three simple elements of "house, tree, and person" on paper, and then compare it with the analysis in the book, we can clearly understand ourselves. The true thoughts deep inside. Want to know your true self? Want to know what people around you really think? Want to see the unspeakable secrets hidden d —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  48. A Complete Collection of Understanding the Other Party's Psychology Mu Zhi, Xiang Mincompleted "The Comprehensive Collection of Understanding the Other's Psychology" edited by Mu Zhi is divided into two parts, which systematically organizes methods of recognizing people and strategies for dealing with different people. The upper part focuses on human body, language, voice, conduct, behavioral details, interests and hobbies, etc. Focus on analysis, allowing readers to understand a person's psychological changes through these contents, and then appropriately adopt clever language responses —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  49. Classical Psychology: Dream Interpretation (O) Sigmund Freudcompleted "The Interpretation of Dreams" is the foundation work of psychoanalytic theory and one of the three classics in the history of human thought. It has greatly expanded the expression space in literature, aesthetics, philosophy and other fields. It is an immortal masterpiece with epoch-making significance in human history. The American "Book" magazine once said of him: "Without Freud, the face of the 20th century might be very different. Our understanding of our own inner world might still be pitif —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  50. Basic Tutorial for Psychological Counselors Gai Nina, Gu Zhenwei, Zhao Zhiancompleted In order to promote the development of professional training and professional skill appraisal for psychological counselors and further improve the professional qualification certificate system for psychological counselors, the author of this book compiled the "Basic Tutorial for Psychological Counselors" based on the "National Professional Standards for Psychological Counselors (Trial)". —Reads9.4Score—Shelves