In this post, we’ve put together a list of the 25 best psychology books you’ll want to read to understand the workings of the human mind.
The best books onEmotional Intelligence, recommended by Daniel Goleman We are taught to value intelligence and academic ability, but raw mental firepower does not always translate into success at work or a life of contentment. Just as important are the skills that make up 'emotional intelligence,...
AP Psychology is a completely manageable subject if you prepare for the exam responsibly.Memorizing key terms, applying confusing psychology concepts to your everyday life, using common sense to solve practice questions, and staying focused on the free-response section will help you be successful, b...
The best books onWellness, recommended by James Riley Today the idea of wellness has been wrapped into 'self care' and the luxury lifestyle. But the movement grew out of radical ideas in the 1960s and 1970s, explains the Cambridge academicJames Riley, whose new book presents a cultural his...
academic and laymen readers alike. I’d sum the subject matter being about the psychology of “context,” and the implications are pretty powerful. For instance, “Who we love is more explained by geography, familiarity and state of mind than we realize.” One of those books that prompts ...
This book mixes positive psychology with time management techniques. In neither of these aspects is the author specifically groundbreaking, but the combination is a good one because she shows how a lot of stress may not be due to the workload, but due to inefficiencies in dealing with the wor...
Decision theory is a side interest of mine and I’ve read a lot about it, from some of the wooliest personal effectiveness books to some heavy-weight academic tones. This sits beautifully in the middle. Easy to read, solid content, valuable personally and professionally. If Thinking, Fast ...
Using the latest insights from psychology, neuroscience, and social studies to investigate the role of this powerful brain chemical in our thoughts and behavior, it explains what science can teach us about drug addiction, mental illness, and political disagreements. Who should read The Molecule of ...
Like “the Power of Habit” and a later entry, “Willpower”,Mindset: The New Psychology of Successis one of the three books I think that every single person who is interested in making a change in their lives “must” read. In this book, Professor of Psychology Carol S. Dweck recount...
Allen has a PhD in Educational Psychology from Ohio State University and has written nine books, including this best-seller. The second edition is an engaging and insightful read, drilling down to what makes great eLearning. You’ll learn how to build interactive training experiences that motivate...