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Stern presents a major synthesis of the newly exploding field of infant mental health and creates a new model of treatment. He shows the critical elements of any parent-infant clinical system: the parents' representations of the relationship with the baby, their overt interactions, the infant's representations of these interactions, and the role of the therapist.

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Complete with fascinating case studies, The Motivated Mind offers fresh & inspiring insights into understanding the key to success - the key to fulfilling your dream.

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One of our most original thinkers addresses the scientific world's premier question: What is the nature of consciousness

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Why do students who belong to racial minority groups-particularly black students-fall short in school performance This book provides a comprehensive and critical examination of black identity and its implications for black academic achievement and intellectualism.

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From time to time, into the news burst accounts of regular people who commit crimes that seem totally out of character according to those who know them well.

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In this book Mitchell investigates how the natural limitations of youth shape not only the day-to-day life of teens, but the entire culture. how they are inclined toward poor partner selection in their romantic involvements; and, finally, why they need dignified adult mentors if they are to achieve a dignified identity of their own.

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In this book Mitchell investigates how the natural limitations of youth shape not only the day-to-day life of teens, but the entire culture. how they are inclined toward poor partner selection in their romantic involvements; and, finally, why they need dignified adult mentors if they are to achieve a dignified identity of their own.

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This work provides readers with an exploration of human understanding, from the perspectives of psychology, philosophy, biology and theology. Though scholarly, the writing is non-technical. No background in psychology, philosophy or theology is presumed.

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"With profound insight into the complexities of the human experience, Harvard psychologist Gordon Allport organized a mass of research to produce a landmark study on the roots and nature of prejudice."

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The world-famous Harvard psychologist challenges many of psychology's most deeply held assumptions about human development,arguing, for example, that early experience does not inexorably shape our lives and that the influence of the family is more subtle than has been supposed.

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A neuroscientific perspective on the mindbody problem that focuses on how the brain actually accomplishes mental causation.

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Diary keeping is presented as a form of therapy leading to selfunderstanding, self-acceptance, new insights into personal problems, creative inspiration, and inner liberation and harmony.

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Addresses the question of localization: whether psychological processes can be defined and isolated in a way that permits them to be associated with particular brain regions.

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The book can be viewed as representing the birth of evolutionary biomusicology.

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This volume explains a new theory of grief and loss that is designed to represent the realities not addressed in current conventional views of grief.

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Through a series of case studies, the author explores the paradoxical relationship between creativity and self-destruction. Creativity and suicide, he argues, are both avenues to the resolution of personal catastrophes, with the door to suicide becoming unlocked when creativity's restitutive powers fail.

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Grounded in both scientific acumen and constructive inquiry, this anthology shines a rare, clarifying light on the controversial realms of psychic and paranormal research.

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Albanese has formulated an operational approach to the organization of the personality of an individual from psychoanalytic object relations theory combined with an interpersonal theory of the personality.

He relates this to the neoclassical theory of the consumer.

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Defining planning as an inherent aspect of human life, Branch presents conclusions reached from 20 previous volumes dealing with different aspects and applications of planning, as well as from actual professional planning experiences.