Modern Psychology - The Science of Modern People Studying Their Own Problems (2nd Edition)

Author: Zhang Chunxing
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book is the newly revised edition of the best-selling psychology book "Modern Psychology." The Chinese traditional version was first published in Taiwan in 1991 and was immediately awarded three major prizes: the Taiwan Excellence Book Award, the Golden Award for Book Writing, and the Jiaxin Excellence Book Award. It has been reprinted over forty times since then and remains consistently popular. The Chinese simplified version was first published in 1994 by the People's Publishing House of Shanghai. It has been widely welcomed by psychology enthusiasts and faculty and students of psychology departments in universities. Over the past decade, it has sold over one million copies and continues to be highly sought after. Balancing professionalism and popularization, academic rigor and practicality, and specialization and accessibility—these are the principles the author followed when writing the book and the reasons for its long-term popularity and widespread acclaim. Compared to the first edition, the revised edition not only features significant updates in content but also makes changes to some terminology and expressions to better suit the preferences of readers on the mainland. This book is the newly revised edition of the best-selling psychology book "Modern Psychology." The Chinese traditional version was first published in Taiwan in 1991 and was immediately awarded three major prizes: the Taiwan Excellence Book Award, the Golden Award for Book Writing, and the Jiaxin Excellence Book Award. It has been reprinted over forty times since then and remains consistently popular. The Chinese simplified version was first published in 1994 by the People's Publishing House of Shanghai. It has been widely welcomed by psychology enthusiasts and faculty and students of psychology departments in universities. Over the past decade, it has sold over one million copies and continues to be highly sought after. Balancing professionalism and popularization, academic rigor and practicality, and specialization and accessibility—these are the principles the author followed when writing the book and the reasons for its long-term popularity and widespread acclaim. Compared to the first edition, the revised edition not only features significant updates in content but also makes changes to some terminology and expressions to better suit the preferences of readers on the mainland.