Psychology books published in 2023 have been collected, some of which are new editions and some are reprints of famous books. The order of the books refers to the Douban score, and is arranged from high to low. This time, I will share 18 of the best books.
1. "Romance of Psychology".
This book mainly tells the stories of psychologists who have made significant contributions to the history of psychology and even all mankind, and uses vivid and humorous language to show the ins and outs of various schools in the development of psychology, and to gain an in-depth understanding of psychology in entertainment.
2. "I want to take you to see the world of dementia patients".
From the perspective of people with dementia, introduce the world as they see it.
3. The birth and dissipation of a mental illness in "Crazy Traveler".
4. "In Search of Prozac" is a psychiatrist's observational notes.
5. "Imposter Syndrome".
It shows how this false perception is formed from the four levels of perception, evaluation, emotion and behavior, and helps people get out of the maze of imposter syndrome, get rid of negative thoughts and regain control of their lives through a list of 18 exercises.
6. How the subconscious mind manipulates our behavior in "The Hidden Brain".
Combining the latest scientific research with compelling narratives to take readers into the depths of our minds, the author offers his own perspective on how to remedy our blind spots – and what the consequences would be if they didn't.
7. "Get Rid of Mental Internal Friction" Why are we always dominated by guilt, self-blame and guilt.
8. "100 Basics of Psychology".
A pocket guide detailing 100 practical psychology basics, covering topics such as the subconscious, personality analysis, emotional processing, interpersonal communication, self-healing, and more.
9, "I'm Not Depressed" n ways to regain the joy of life.
Letters written by more than 30 patients with depressive disorders** to "patients" are included. In the letter, they shared their hobbies and hobbies that helped them regain their joy in life, and conveyed the courage to take the first step for people who hesitated to "stay out of the downturn" in depression.
10, "Seeing is not believing".
11, "Effective Comfort".
From the dual perspectives of psychologists and personal life experiences, the author tells us that when we need to comfort others, we should truly understand what others are going through from their frame of reference, and be able to fully respect the boundaries of the other person, so that the other person can cheer up, become strong, and regain the ability to experience happiness and hope for the future.
12. Psychoanalysis from the individual to society in "Beyond Freud".
The work of Fromm, a representative of the humanistic psychoanalytic school. It explores the unconscious motivations of individuals and social groups, analyzes contemporary psychological and social problems, and brings valuable references to psychology and psychology.
13. "The Isolated Modern Man" Fromm's Humanistic Psychoanalysis.
14. "Focus on Solving Short-term Training Manual".
15. The Power of Phenomenology: Psychoanalysis and In-depth Reflection on the Philosophy of Existence.
16. "Empathy Focus**" Severe personality disorder in adolescents.
17. Self-Help Manual for Anxiety and Depression
18. "Think Like a Psychologist".
Taking time as a clue, we will introduce children to the most representative psychological masters and psychological discoveries in the history of psychological development, covering about 30 psychological topics.