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Dr Peter Marshall
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Psychology can be a bewildering subject of study – so many theories, so much factual knowledge to acquire. This book makes a really great starting point for newcomers to the subject. Rather than just presenting lumps of psychological knowledge, it will teach you the skill of thinking like a psychologist. Never again will you be stuck for something worthwhile to say in a tutorial or to add value to an essay. Whether you are an undergraduate, A-level student or open access student, this student-friendly companion, now in its second edition, will set you on the right path.
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In the 21st Century people live on their wits. What determines how successful they are in whatever they do is their mental ability and, to a large extent, that depends on their memory quality. The author and colleagues of London University discovered that memory quality has even replaced IQ as the dominant predictor of school outcomes. Deriving from such research this book, now in its third edition, contains a powerful system for enhancing memory quality. Written in plain, concise language, it is simple, effective and comprehensive in its application, it has been tested over and over again on the young, the old, the bright and the not so bright and it can be mastered in just 7-10 hours.
In simple plain English style, this book will guide you through the entire subject – the theories underlying hypnosis, the disorders it can be used to treat, the wide range of procedures and the protocols for treating different conditions. You will find step-by-step guidance on how to conduct a course of hypnotherapy, from the initial consultation, through establishing rapport with the client, taking a case history, deciding on the appropriate technique to use, setting realistic therapy aims and objectives, psycho-education, gathering of therapy resources, induction deepening, therapeutic intervention, ego strengthening to wakening the patient. There is even a chapter that deals with all aspects of managing a successful therapy practice.
All social Science courses offered at universities or college include a Research Methods module, for which students are expected to purchase a Research mMthods book. These are invariably weighty and expensive at a time when student funds are stretched. Dr Marshall has produced a reader-friendly, plain English and value-for-money solution. He explains the various methods available to social researchers and the basic principles, strengths and weaknesses involved in the use of both quantitative and qualitative methods. Whether you are new to the subject or an established practioner this book should prove valuable. Dr Marshall has had many years’ experience in research and teaching in universities and colleges. He is currently based at royal Holloway, University of London.
Learning computerised book-keeping skills is very different from manual accounting. It can seem more like learning computer studies than book-keeping and it is often difficult to connect it with what may have been previously learned in manual book-keeping.
In this book Dr Marshall resolves this problem with the same skill and insight that made his book on manual book-keeping Mastering Book-keeping so useful to readers over the years.
Deliberately constructing a clear and continuous bridge between the methods so that the student never loses sight of the double entry concept, he presents the material in a way that makes computerised book-keeping clear and easy to understand.
Dr Peter Marshall BA BSc (Econ) PhD is a professional educator in Business Studies. He is also a prolific writer whose books have been translated and sold worldwide. Dr Marshall’s first book, Mastering Book-keeping has been helping people get to grips with book-keeping for almost 2 decades and is an accredited textbook of The Institute of Certified Bookkeepers.
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Daca doriti cu adevarat sa va descatusati potentialul si sa deveniti stapanul propriei vieti, va trebui sa indepartati barierele catre succes: propriile asteptari Inguste si asteptarile celorlalti. Aceasta carte va va arata cum sa procedati. va va descrie tehnicile de depasire a efectelor restrictive ale trecutului: conditionarea, Invataturi nechibzuite sau invechite si conflicte reprimate. Veti Trivata cum sa va dezvoltati creativitatea, sa va imbunatatiti capacitatea de a rezolva probleme si sa va folositi contactele sociale pentru a facilita succesul. Este o carte nepretuita pentru oameni de toate categoriile care vor sa-si schimbe viata in bine si care au curajul sa darame zidurile care ii opresc.
Dr. Peter Marshall este membru al Grupului de cercetare in psihologie ?plicata de la Universitatea din Londra si specialist in dezvoltarea mintii si memoriei.
All social Science courses offered at universities or college include a Research Methods module, for which students are expected to purchase a Research Methods book. These are invariably weighty and expensive at a time when student funds are stretched. Dr Marshall has produced a reader-friendly, plain English and value-for-money solution. He explains the various methods available to social researchers and the basic principles, strengths and weaknesses involved in the use of both quantitative and qualitative methods. Whether you are new to the subject or an established practioner this book should prove valuable. Dr Marshall has had many years’ experience in research and teaching in universities and colleges. He is currently based at royal Holloway, University of London.
Even the smartest individuals will not fulfil their potential on intellect alone. If you really want to unlock your potential and become master of your own life you will need to remove the barriers to success: your own narrow expectations and those imposed by others. This book will show you how to do it. It will introduce you to techniques for overcoming the limiting effects of the past conditioning, misguided or obsolete teachings and repressed conflicts. You will learn how to develop your creativity ‘improve your ability to solve problems and manage your social contacts to facilitate success. An invaluable book for people from all walks of life who want to change their lives for the better and have the courage to break down the walls that hold them back. Dr Marshall is a member of the applied Psychology Research Group of the University of London and specialises in mind and memory development. He is also author if How to Study and Learn, Research Methods and Maximising Your Memory.
Nyckeln till goda studieresultat ligger framfor alit i en god studieteknik. Detta innebar inte enbart att man vet hur man ska lasa en text och vilka kapitel som är de viktiga. Det finns minga andra viktiga komponenter for att du ska kunna prestera goda resultat.
Tank ratt, hitta ratt material, as effektivt, skriv smart, var strukturerad och var kreativ och motiverad. Forfattaren visar hur detta kan uppnis med roliga och enkla metoder och hur du successivt akar ditt sjalvfortroende.
Med den har boken och om du foljer forfattarens tips kommer du att Ora stora framsteg i dina studier. Boken visar att det finns manga omraden som man kan effektivisera och darmed skapa battre och roligare forutsattningar till inlarning. Dessutom inte bara inlarning for stunden — utan for livet.
Din guide till effektiva studier vander sig till alla som vill forbattra sin inlarningsformaga och sina studieresultat. Oaysett vilket amne du ska lasa sa ar tipsen giltiga och anvandbara.rs.
A powerful memory brings obvious advantages in educational, career and social terms. At school and college those certificates which provide a passport to a career depend heavily on what you can remember in the exam room. In the world of work, being able to recall details which slip the minds of colleagues will give you a competitive edge. In addition, one of the secrets of being popular with customers and friends is to remember their names and the little things that make them feel they matter to you. This book explains clearly how you can maximise your memory in order to achieve your academic, professional and personal goals.
About the Author
Peter Marshall is an expert in the field of memory, particularly superior memory performance and memory training. He is a member of the Applied Psychology Research Group of the University of London. He recently assisted with the production of the BBC’s the Unforgettable Amazing Memory show and often acts as invigilator in challenges to Pi memory records in the Guinness Book of Records.
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A powerful memory brings obvious advantages in educational, career and social terms. At school and college those certificates which provide a passport to a career depend heavily on what you can remember in the exam room. In the world of work, being able to recall details which slip the minds of colleagues will give you a competitive edge. In addition, one of the secrets of being popular with customers and friends is to remember their names and the little things that make them feel they matter to you. This book explains clearly how you can maximise your memory in order to achieve your academic, professional and personal goals.
About the Author
Peter Marshall is an expert in the field of memory, particularly superior memory performance and memory training. He is a member of the Applied Psychology Research Group of the University of London. He recently assisted with the production of the BBC’s the Unforgettable Amazing Memory show and often acts as invigilator in challenges to Pi memory records in the Guinness Book of Records.
This books explores the subject of human memory in all its dimensions – how it works physiologically and chemically, how it develops by conditioning and training, how it sometimes plays tricks on us to protect us, how it can fail through physiological damage and what we can do if it does. Now in its second edition it will be essential reading for students of psychology, nursing, medicine and other disciplines concerned with understanding and management of human behaviour.
This books explores the subject of human memory in all its dimensions – how it works physiologically and chemically, how it develops by conditioning and training, how it sometimes plays tricks on us to protect us, how it can fail through physiological damage and what we can do if it does. Now in its second edition it will be essential reading for students of psychology, nursing, medicine and other disciplines concerned with understanding and management of human behaviour.
