Psychology+ Book Collection_01

1. Psychotherapy of Family-Sexual Disharmony – Stanislav Kratochvíl, 1991, Moscow, "Medicine," hardcover, 336 pages, with tables, format: 144 x 212 mm, weight: 373 g, circulation: 100,000 copies.

This monograph examines the causes of functional sexual disorders and sexual disharmony in the family. It describes differential diagnosis, medication therapy, as well as rational and pathogenetic psychotherapy, hypnotherapy, and functional and psychotherapeutic training for various sexual disorders. Recommendations for the organization and tactics of family therapy are provided, and the results of systematic research in the field of family therapy for sexual disorders are presented.

For psychotherapists, sexologists, and psychiatrists.

2. Stress Without Distress - Hans Selye, 1982, Moscow, Progress, paperback, 125 pages, with black and white illustrations, format: 126 x 198 mm, weight: 106 g, circulation: 75,000 copies.

The most famous book by the Canadian endocrinologist of Austro-Hungarian descent and Nobel Prize laureate. Hans Selye, a physician by training, a world-renowned biologist, and director of the Institute of Experimental Medicine and Surgery (now the International Stress Institute) in Montreal, has been exploring the issues of general adaptation syndrome and stress for nearly half a century. The first part presents the basic data on general adaptation syndrome, the essence of the biological concept of stress—the meaning of the phenomenon itself, and the main stages of its study. In the second part, the author offers his "code of conduct" – a system of ethical principles defining the meaning of life and the principles by which one should be guided in order to realize one's innate potential.

3. Reader on Developmental and Educational Psychology – Ed. I.I. Ilyasov, V.Ya. Lyaudis, 1981, Moscow, Moscow State University, paperback, pp.: 304, format: 142 x 212 mm, weight: 285 g, circulation: 60,000 copies.

This reader includes works by Soviet scientists from 1946 to 1980, reflecting the problems of research in the field of developmental and educational psychology, carried out in direct connection with the scientific and technological revolution.

For students, university professors, school teachers, and preschool educators.

4. A Reader on Pathopsychology – Ed. B.V. Zeigarnik, A.P. Kornilov, V.V. Nikolaeva, 1981, Moscow, Moscow State University, paperback, 158 pages, 143 x 213 mm, weight: 188 g, print run: 52,500 copies.

This textbook is the first in Russian psychological literature to address the problems of mental pathology. The purpose of this publication is to fill a gap in the educational literature for students who, while specializing in psychology, are also taking courses in pathopsychology or medical psychology. The reader includes individual articles or excerpts from articles and monographs, some of which were published long ago or in limited print runs.

Contents:
1. Korsakov, S.S. - On the Psychology of Microcephalics;
2. Gannushkin, P.B. - Selected Works;
3. Myasishchev V.N. - Performance and Personality Disorders;
4. Luria R.A. - The Internal Picture of Diseases and Iatrogenic Conditions;
5. Vygotsky L.S. - On the Psychology of Schizophrenia. Developmental Diagnostics and Pedological Clinic of Difficult Childhoods;
6. Zeigarnik B.V. - Impaired Spontaneity in War-Related Frontal Lobe Brain Injuries;
7. Rubinstein S.Ya. - Evaluation and Restoration of Performance after Post-War Brain Injuries;
8. Korobkova E.A. - Psychological Analysis of Performance Factors in Oligophrenia. Regarding D. Veksler's Book "Measuring and Assessing Adult Intelligence";
9. Samukhin N.V., Birenbaum G.V., Vygotsky L.S. - On Dementia in Pick's Disease;
10. Vygotsky, L.S. - The Problem of Mental Retardation.

All books are in perfect or excellent condition, and each one sells for 2,000 tenge, which is several times cheaper than online second-hand bookstores in Kazakhstan.