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48 laws of power

robert greene

4.0(1,205)~11 h book1998

Unlock the secrets of influence and strategy with Robert Greene's '48 Laws of Power.' Discover timeless principles for success in any field.

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    Theories of personality

    Feist

    ~16 h book1994

    Dive into Feist's 'Theories of Personality' for a thorough analysis of personality development theories, ideal for psychology students and scholars.

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    escape from freedom

    enrich fromm

    ~5 h 30 min book1941

    Explore Erich Fromm's insights on freedom, isolation, and the psychological struggles of modern individuals in 'Escape from Freedom'.

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    influence the psychology of persuasion

    Robert B. Cialdini

    ~5 h book

    Discover the psychology behind persuasion in Cialdini's classic book. Learn how to influence others and enhance your communication skills.

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    Influence

    Robert Cialdini

    3.9(70)~5 h 30 min book1983

    Discover Cialdini's six principles of persuasion and how they shape our decisions in 'Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion'.

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    the design of everyday things

    don norman

    4.1(66)~6 h 40 min book1988

    Explore Don Norman's insights on intuitive design and usability in everyday objects. A must-read for designers and usability enthusiasts.

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  6. Cover of the body keeps the score6

    the body keeps the score

    bessel van der kolk

    4.1(38)~9 h 20 min book2014

    Discover how trauma reshapes the mind and body in Bessel van der Kolk's groundbreaking book on healing and resilience.

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    Women who run with wolves

    Clarrisa Pinkola Estes

    3.8(20)~18 h book1982

    Discover the wild woman within. Clarissa Pinkola Estés explores self-discovery, empowerment, and healing through myths and stories.

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  8. Cover of The end of average : how we succeed in a world that values sameness8

    The end of average : how we succeed in a world that values sameness

    Rose

    ~6 h book2016

    Discover how Todd Rose challenges the notion of 'average' and advocates for personalized success in education, work, and life.

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    Experience Psychology

    Laura King

    ~12 h book2010

    Discover 'Experience Psychology' by Laura King, a vibrant textbook that connects psychological concepts to real-life experiences for students.

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    Neuro Teach

    ~4 h 40 min book

    Discover how neuroscience can transform education with practical strategies in 'Neuro Teach' by Dr. Kristen Willmott and Dr. M. K. Smith.

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    English OER Textbook

    ~20 h book

    Explore the 'English OER Textbook' for innovative strategies in English education, focusing on accessibility, adaptability, and collaborative resources.

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    African American Psychology : From Africa to America

    Faye Z. Belgrave, Kevin W. Allison, and Camilla W. Nonterah

    ~11 h 20 min book

    Explore the psychological journey of African Americans from Africa to America, addressing identity, mental health, and resilience.

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    Freud psicologia

    ~4 h book

    Explore Freud's groundbreaking theories on the unconscious, defense mechanisms, and the Oedipus complex in this insightful psychology book.

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    Noba

    Ken Paller and Satoru Suzuki

    ~8 h book

    Dive into 'Noba' by Ken Paller and Satoru Suzuki, where neuroscience meets philosophy in a gripping exploration of memory and consciousness.

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