Is Pooh, the ‘Bear of Very Little Brain’, actually a talented psychologist?
The author explores psychological ideas as he determines whether Pooh is himself a skilled psychologist, who ‘works cures for his friends’ problems.’
Society tells that us that being shy is a fault, but Annie Ridout says it’s a gift. Shy: How being quiet can lead to success teaches us how to embrace this misjudged attribute, instead of trying to fix it.
Did you know that your birthday can give you surprising details about your personality profile, your ideal partner, and your dark side? The Element Encyclopedia of Birthdays combines astrology, psychology, numerology and tarot for practical advice on how to make the best of yourself and shape your future.
Award-winning sportswriter Joan Ryan whisks readers from the sports field to the research lab on an ambitious quest to understand the seemingly indefinable phenomenon called team chemistry.
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Introducing Human Design, the revolutionary system that reveals the personality ‘blueprint’ of who you were born to be. Using the precise details of your birth, it’s more accurate than astrology. And by downloading the free software, you can map your own life chart, and those of your friends and family. You’ll never read your horoscope again.
