[QUOTE=Thâi]uff mister Hammer… Psychology is so ample… there´s so many things to read about it…
What are you interesting about? Theories? Clinical psychology?
(and sorry i wasn`t around… I was playing Sims2 :p)[/QUOTE]
Ohhh miss thai, well… in my new career, sociology, I’ll have an asignature called “psychology” and I don’t have a fuckin idea about it , maybe it could be linked to the “social psychology”… I don’t know… or maybe it can be an “introduction to psychology”
miss thai can you help me ? Please
Pd: The sims 2 rules…that is a fantastic game
Pd: sorry by the delay
[QUOTE=HammerLand]Ohhh miss thai, well… in my new career, sociology, I’ll have an asignature called “psychology” and I don’t have a fuckin idea about it , maybe it could be linked to the “social psychology”… I don’t know… or maybe it can be an “introduction to psychology”
miss thai can you help me ? Please
Pd: The sims 2 rules…that is a fantastic game
Pd: sorry by the delay[/QUOTE]
Uh… difficult… i`ve never known what the hell do they teach when theres a subject called “psychology” in another career. As i said, psychology is so very ample! =S
For a general view, you could use “the Papalia” as we call it: “Psicología”, by Diane Papalia & Sally Wendkos (McGraw-Hill ,1993)
For social psychology you can read “Introducción a la Psicología Social” by Eduardo Crespo Suárez (Ed. Universitas, 1995 i think).
You can also read something from Tomás Ibañez or Jesus Ibañez, authors you`ll probably have in your bibliography. And of course you have to read Foucault.
I hope that helps you… but if you ask me, i would wait untill you have your bibliography.
Anyway, you can always read for knowledge
