Scientific literature on psychology

Sir Peter Brian Medawar (1915–1987) is the greatest British biologist of the twentieth century, a Nobel Prize laureate, one of the founders of modern transpl...

In their book, the authors propose a new approach to organizing the work of a school speech therapist and present an effective system of methods for correcti...

Scientists have been searching for a cure for old age for hundreds of years, but so far, it seems, they have found nothing. Does this mean he doesn't exist? ...

The life and work of the legendary Venetian, red-haired priest, virtuoso violinist, multi-genre composer, conductor, teacher, impresario are separated from u...

Hormones play an integral part in the balance and workings of the body. While many people are broadly aware of their existence, there are many misconcepti...

The name of Martin Gardner (b. 1914) is well known in Russia. During his long life, he wrote more than 70 books that became popular all over the worl...

In our time, scientific discoveries are made by large teams of scientists, but not so long ago everything was different. History has forever preserve...

In this book, the author provides an overview of the main problems associated with the origin of our species, simultaneously summarizing and presenting in a ...

Our behavior is determined by the dominant part of the brain. The division into the “analytical” left hemisphere and the “creative” right hemisphere is only ...

The book is a series of essays telling about little-known facts from the history of the Kamchatka expeditions led by Vitus Bering, about the exploration of A...

The book outlines the views of Otto Rank, in particular, his approach to the study of mythology, which goes beyond the psychoanalysis of Freud and anticipate...