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Old 03.09.2007, 02:09 PM   #73
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Originally Posted by contrelefuckingsexisme
that's great.
i'd love to study psychology but not in the whole professional way.
just to be able to understand attitudes and stuff.

oh! psychology books usually start with freud and behaviorism and all that stuff, but i never found it too helpful to understand people.

this book however blew my mind:

http://www.amazon.com/Bradshaw-Famil.../dp/1558744274

its genius but a bit poorly written-- not really a contradiction, it's a matter of substance over style. amazing though.
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