Prisoners of Hate: The Cognitive Basis of Anger, Hostility, and Violence
內容簡介
A front-runner in cognitive therapy research applies the lessons learned from decades of case studies to the problem of anger and violence, concluding that vexing problems of aggression, such
as domestic violence, war, and genocide, result from a pattern of dysfunctional thinking. Reprint. 20,000 first printing.
網路書店
類別
折扣
價格
-
新書$525
-
Mentoring: The Tao of Giving and Receiving Wisdom
$350 -
Seeing and Looking: Eye Movements and Attention in Scene Perception
$6,525 -
Multicultural Counseling: Empowerment Strategies for a Diverse Society
$2,848 -
The Psychology of Mindfulness: An Integrated Approach
$2,113 -
The Psychology of Terrorists: Tools for Profiling and Counterterrorism
$2,698 -
Behavioral and Technological Addictions: Selected Works of Mark Griffiths
$7,200 -
The Skeleton Cupboard: The Making of a Clinical Psychologist
$560 -
Overcoming Teenage Anxiety, Stress and Panic
$1,798 -
Design, Analysis, And Reporting in Large-scale Assessment
$3,600 -
Adventures in Aspergers’
$1,303 -
Untitled on the Social Brain
$910 -
Cognitive Therapy of Anxiety Disorders: A Practical Guide
$2,023 -
Understanding ADHD
$698 -
Children’s Memory: Psychology and the Law
$1,398 -
Statistical Learning: Sensitivity to Sequential Structure Across Cognition
$1,123 -
History of Modern Psychology
$6,334 -
Theories of Autism
$1,303 -
Born Believers: The Science of Children’s Religious Belief
$525 -
Therapeutic Assessment: Using Psychological Testing to Help Clients Change
$4,275 -
Handbook of Theory of Mind
$4,275