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Ident@fica:ion and Child Rearing
This research project, a major contribution
to developmental
psychology,
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association between various child-rearing practices and certain behavioural developments
dependent
on the identification
process.
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Affect,
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Cognition,
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and Personality:
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This volume presents, in depth, the work of a number of leading investigators
of affect.
Their studies cover a wide range of topics, including
learning,
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social
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personality
change,
study and judgement
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and indicates the types of mental illness that underlie the jealousies that lead to homicide.
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Marriage
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A descriptive
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A family doctor describes his own search to re-define his role and to develop more
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of the psycho
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relationship.
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The Ability to Love
ALLAN
FROMME
This provocative
book is designed
to help you enhance
your ability to love. Dr. Fromme,
renowned psychologist and lecturer, tells you what love is—its all pervasive character—how
you may be blocked and inhibited in its fullest expression by guilt and fear—and how
a new understanding of love and its meaning can help develop your ability to love more
freely and live more deeply.
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The Flight From Woman
KARL STERN
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unique and remarkable
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Conditioning and Psychiatry
THOMAS
A. BAN
The first comprehensive
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classical and modern Pavlovian conditioning
theory and technique and their application
to
clinical diagnosis and therapy. The book covers all recent contributions
to conditioning
by other experimental
techniques, such as the electrophysiological.
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Psychiatry for Students
DAVID
STAFFORD-CLARK
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The Stranger Inside You
EDWARD V. STEIN
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