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Pop psychology sells incredibly well. But it does not serve you incredibly well. At least, not if you're looking for what's true, thorough, proven and effective. This article will put to the test the …
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Without Conscience takes the readers into the minds of some of the most dangerous individuals on earth: criminal psychopaths. What makes them so dangerous, explains Robert Hare, is their complete lack …
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Confessions of a Sociopath is the autobiography of M.E. Thomas, a woman diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder.Confessions of a Sociopath is a one of a kind voyage into the mind of an actual …
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The Origins of Virtue is a multi-disciplinary inquiry into why humans cooperate at a level which far exceeds any other animal. Summary About the Author: Matt Ridley is a science journalist who has …
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Preventive Medicine Book 2 analyzes the sexual market value and the games women play to maximize their dating and sexual returns."The Rational Male Volume 2", as it's also called, is both …
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Don't Think of An Elephant analyzes how political framing sways public opinion, determines voting patterns and even changes people's political orientation.George Lakoff, the author, says that …
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The New Psychology of Leadership is an evidence-based investigation of the psychology and social dynamics of leadership.It combines theory with laboratory-based evidence and real-world analysis to …
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