List Books

 Surrounded By Psychopaths" By Thomas Erikson
v  Read People Like A Book" By Patrick King
v  The Millionaire Booklet By Grant Cardone
v  Attitude Is Everything By Jeff Keller
v Zero To One: Notes On Startups, Or How To Build The Future By Peter Thiel
v  Surrrounded By Idiots By Thomas Erikson 
v  Psychocybernetics By Maxwell Moltz 
v  Influence The Psuchology Of Persuasion By Robert B. Cialdini 
v  Behave  The Biology Of Human At Our Best And Worst By Oliver Sacks 
v  The Personal MBA Y Josh Kaufman 
v  Unleash The Inner Ceo By Jeremy  Blain 
v  WAR By Robert Greene 
v  Clear Thinking By Shane Parrish 
v  Sapiens A Brief History Of Humankind 
v  The Courage To Be Disliked By Ivhiro Kishimi And Fumitake Koga 
v  The Psychology Of Stupidity By Jean Francois Marmoin  
v  Zig Ziglar's Secrets Of Closing The Sale By Zog Ziglar 
v  The Concise Laws Of Human Nature By Robert Greene 

•  psychology topics. 

A – Abnormal Psychology

Studies unusual patterns of behavior, emotion, and thought often linked to mental disorders.

B – Behaviorism

Focuses on observable behaviors and the ways they’re learned through conditioning.

C – Cognitive Psychology

Examines internal mental processes like thinking, memory, perception, and problem solving.

D – Developmental Psychology

Investigates how people grow and change from infancy through old age.

E – Emotion

Explores how feelings are experienced, expressed, and regulated, including theories of emotional processing.

F – Forensic Psychology

Applies psychological principles to legal issues, including criminal behavior and courtroom processes.

G – Gestalt Psychology

Emphasizes that the whole of perception is greater than the sum of its parts.

H – Humanistic Psychology

Focuses on individual potential, self-actualization, and personal growth.

I – Intelligence

Studies mental abilities, including theories and measurement of IQ and cognitive capacities.

J – Jungian Psychology

Based on Carl Jung’s theories, emphasizing concepts like the collective unconscious and archetypes.

K – Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development

A theory that describes the evolution of moral reasoning through distinct developmental stages.

L – Learning Theory

Explores how behaviors are acquired or modified through experience, including classical and operant conditioning.

M – Memory

Covers how information is encoded, stored, and retrieved, along with theories of short- and long-term memory.

N – Neuroscience

Studies the biological foundations of behavior and mental processes, including brain structure and function.

O – Operant Conditioning

A key concept in behaviorism where behaviors are modified through rewards and punishments.

P – Personality Psychology

Investigates individual differences, personality traits, and the formation of one’s identity.

Q – Quantitative Psychology

Focuses on methods and techniques for measuring psychological variables and testing theories statistically.

R – Research Methods

Covers the design, implementation, and analysis techniques used to study behavior and mental processes.

S – Social Psychology

Examines how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by the actual or imagined presence of others.

T – Trauma

Explores the psychological impact of distressing events and the treatment of post-traumatic stress.

U – Unconscious Mind

Deals with mental processes not in current awareness, a concept central to psychoanalytic theory.

V – Visual Perception

Studies how the brain interprets visual information from the environment.

W – Well-being

Focuses on mental health, quality of life, and factors that contribute to overall psychological wellness.

X – Xenophobia

Explores the fear or dislike of that which is perceived as foreign, including its roots and impacts on behavior.

Y – Yerkes-Dodson Law

Describes the relationship between arousal and performance, often depicted as an inverted-U curve.

Z – Zeigarnik Effect

Refers to the tendency to remember uncompleted tasks better than completed ones.