psychologists

Detective Alex Cross is called away from kids and his jazz piano when two murderers, operating on opposite sides of the country, strike at the same time, and one of them has abducted his niece, Naomi.

Dustin Rhodes, desperate to learn why his wife, a successful video game designer, has suddenly developed autophobia--the fear of oneself, discovers the shocking truth in the person of her therapist, the respected Dr. Ahriman.

All the big ideas, simply explained - an innovative and accessible guide to the study of human nature The Psychology Book clearly explains more than 100 groundbreaking ideas in this fascinating field of science.

Contains articles that provide information on twenty of the most frequently studied or significant psychologists in history, each with a biography, an account of his or her theories, analysis of the political, social, and scientific contexts in which the individual worked, critical response, sidebars, and other reference aids.

Psychiatrist Viktor Frankl examines his experiences during the Holocaust and those of his patients to discuss ways of coping with suffering, introducing the theory of logotherapy and arguing that the primary drive of human beings is not pleasure but meaning.

Detective Alex Cross is called away from kids and his jazz piano when two murderers, operating on opposite sides of the country, strike at the same time, and one of them has abducted his niece, Naomi.

Presents a look at the life and career of neuropsychologist, Nancy Wexler, providing information on her childhood, her education, and her work finding the gene responsible for causing Huntington's disease.

When a prominent district attorney is murdered, a homicide detective becomes the prime suspect, but as clinical psychologist Alan Gregory investigates the case, he begins to doubt the man's guilt, but must find a way to prove his suspicions.

Alex Delaware, a child psychologist, is drawn to a case that endangers first his career and then his life.