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Who do you think you are? |
Haray, K., & Donahue, E.. (1994). Who do you think you are?. New York: Harper Collins.: .
This book discusses three basic questions: What am I really like? How well do I know myself? And how do others see me? Haray and Donahue write for a general audience interested in questions of who they are and how others perceive them. they also include the Berkeley Personality Profile that can be self-scored on such dimensions as Expressive Style, Interpersonal Style, Work Style, and Emotional Style. |
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The psychology of science. |
Maslow, A.. (1966). The psychology of science.. New York: .: Harper & Row.
A well-known psychologist argues that the limits of science should be expanded beyond the traditional bounds of reductionistic and mechanistic methods. |
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How to think straight about psychology (4th ed.). |
Stanovich, K. E.. (1996). How to think straight about psychology (4th ed.).. Glenview, IL:: Scott, Foresman..
In this small book, Keith Stanovich clears up many popular misconceptions about psychology in general and theory in particular. He also includes basic methods used in psychological research. |
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