Psychology books

What goes wrong when emotions get turned into digital data to be measured, monitored and managed Data from facial...  Read More >>

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The most dangerous high-pressure systems are the ones that train compromise to feel like compliance. Leadership...  Read More >>

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Frustration touches everyone. It shows up in traffic jams, difficult conversations, workplace pressure, broken expectations,...  Read More >>

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This text addresses sexual and reproductive health concerns, such as menstrual management and contraception, from...  Read More >>

This book presents a comprehensive approach, seamlessly blending theoretical concepts with practical strategies...  Read More >>

The book also explores lesser-known cases, such as the racialization of Southern Italians, to demonstrate how these...  Read More >>

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This book provides a comprehensive public health and disability-focused analysis of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity...  Read More >>

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Our phones are deliberately engineered to be impossible to put down. Anna Hewitt tells the story of why. Smart,...  Read More >>

CHECK 3 explores Worth, Acceptance, and Patience as the foundation of healthy relationships. Through personal insights...  Read More >>

This best-selling gender-responsive, trauma-informed anger management and violence prevention program is now revised...  Read More >>

Taking into account the various abuses to which the discipline of psychology in Africa has been put, it focuses...  Read More >>

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Pointing is a fundamental gesture that connects individuals to their social and physical worlds, opening our eyes...  Read More >>

The world has long been fascinated with narcissism; a personality style associated with a sense of superiority,...  Read More >>

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