HUMAN BRAIN COLOURING BOOK

HUMAN BRAIN COLOURING BOOK Developed by internationally renowned neuro-surgeons this book is designed for students of psychology and the biological sciences and medical dental and nursing students.

Perception Beyond Inference

Perception Beyond Inference Liliana Albertazzi (Editor), Gert J. van Tonder (Editor), Dhanraj Vishwanath (Editor)

The Mammoth Book of SF Wars

The Mammoth Book of SF Wars An anthology of SF stories which explores the gamut of possible future conflicts, including such themes as nuclear war, psychological and cyberwars, enhanced soldiery, mercenaries, terrorism, intelligent robotic war machines, and war with aliens.

Selling Change

Selling Change In an era of globalisation and Internet commoditisation, salespeople are in danger of becoming irrelevant. This book helps readers understand the five disciplines of change leadership and the keys to a change psychology that turn them into vital assets for their customers and help them achieve explosive sales growth.

Head Start in Designing Research Proposals in the Social Sciences

Head Start in Designing Research Proposals in the Social Sciences Bridges the gap between theory and practice of writing research in the social sciences, including psychology, education and social work. This book presents key concepts and principles of a research proposal and equip you with the skills needed to write and prepare a document with a quantitative, qualitative or mixed-method orientation.

Modeling with NLP

The Agency Worker

An agency worker is often known as a “temp” is a person who has a contract with a Temporary Work Agency – that is whose employment contract is with the TWA but who actually works for a the company that hires them “the hirer” and who will be managing and arranging their work schedules and tasks.
The expression “Agency Workers” in the Agency Workers Regulation includes

• Workers supplied by the TWA (the temp agency) for temporary work. They have to have a contract or written agreement with the agency and will work for and under the direction of a third party company – the hirer
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Social Psychology

Social Psychology This introductory text examines two different approaches to social psychology - experimental and critical - and is updated with new developments.

How Many Friends Does One Person Need?

How Many Friends Does One Person Need? We are the product of our evolutionary history and this history colours our everyday lives. This work explains how the past underpins our current behaviour. It also explains phenomena such as why 'Dunbar's Number' (150) is the maximum number of acquaintances you can have why babies are born premature and the science behind lonely hearts columns.

History and Systems of Psychology

History and Systems of Psychology Introducing the complexities of psychology's origins, the material in this book is presented with support for students learning the context of historical, cultural, social, and philosophical developments. It is useful for courses in History, Systems of Psychology, and History of Science or Philosophy.