Modern Psychology: The science of modern people studying their own problems

Author: Zhang Chunxing
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: Modern Psychology adheres to the principle of combining academic rigor with practicality. From one perspective, it belongs to the academic discipline. Academic disciplines emphasize theoretical exploration. In the theory of psychology, they not only involve specialized knowledge from various fields such as biology, physiology, sociology, statistics, philosophy, and psychiatry, but the academic field of psychology itself is characterized by numerous schools of thought, complex theories, and highly abstract terminology. The book is divided into sixteen chapters, covering eight aspects of human problems, and presents a comprehensive and in-depth discussion with logical summaries, making it accessible and engaging. It addresses scientific issues related to mental health across all stages of life. The book perfectly blends professionalism with popularization, academic depth with practicality, and specialization with general accessibility. It won three major awards when published in Taiwan and is now available in simplified Chinese for mainland China, promising to be equally well-received by readers.