Psychology & Culture Books

Cognitive Drill Therapy (CDT) aims at reducing stimulus bound anxiety specifically as seen in phobic disorders and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders (OCD). CDT conceptualizes stimulus bound anxiety as having following four readily discernable components: (1) Objects of fear (2) Body-Mind Reactions...

Coming out into the job market, fresh out of college, wouldn't it be nice to have a mentor who's been through it all before? C K Yap shares his experience and research of over a decade in [real-world] management and people skills.

Introduction to criminal profiling.

This is a clinician’s handbook on how to talk with your patients who are older than you. It covers topics on Considering Health Care Perceptions, Understanding Older Patients, Obtaining the Medical History, Encouraging Wellness, Talking About Sensitive Subjects, Supporting Patients With Chronic...

This booklet is one of many booklets for people with cancer. It helps people with cancer learn from the experiences of other cancer patients. This booklet is divided into seven chapters that cover topics on Your Feelings, Family Matters, Sharing Your Feelings About Cancer, Talking to Your Health...

Campaign for Educational Equity

This book provides practitioners and policymakers with research-based information on why youth become involved in gangs and offers effective and promising strategies that prevent them from joining gangs, with a focus on the combined and cooperative efforts and resources of the public-health and...

A Thesis Submitted for the PhD Degree in Education (Educational psychology), in Ain Shams University, Faculty of Women, Department of Psychology. This study aims to study the impact of the proposed training program for developing EFL Reading Comprehension (IV) and one of DA methods (IV) on...

In the United States, government serves the citizens. It protects their constitutional rights, including freedom of speech and religion, and the right to equal protection under the law. This book depicts American citizens exercising the many rights and privileges that empower them to participate...

This book discusses Lynn Jorde's team's ethnographic research among North American Indians while exploring the Colorado River and its tributaries.