Author: Zhang Ming
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: "Illustrated Psychological Topics for Modern People" is a series of books that starts with an introduction to the basics of psychology and comprehensively covers the fields involved in psychology. The content is rich, combining text and illustrations, delving deeply into the essence of psychology. It aims to address psychological issues people encounter in real life and provide better guidance for their daily lives. Everyone has a ruler in their heart, which measures and judges various behaviors. If this ruler malfunctions and fails to grasp the appropriate standards of action, you will be in danger—be cautious of addiction. Once addicted, it is a long and arduous journey, as addiction not only has physiological effects but also powerful psychological impacts. This book explores the physiological and psychological foundations of addiction and its rehabilitation by examining the manifestations of various addictive behaviors. The book consists of five chapters: Addiction and Addictive Behaviors, Drug Addiction, Alcohol and Tobacco Addiction, Internet Addiction, and Other Behavioral Addictions. This book helps people understand addiction and reject it. It is suitable for general readers interested in psychology and provides some reference value for psychological counselors and students majoring in psychology.
Escape psychological dependence on pain: Addiction psychology
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