Showing posts with label psychology books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label psychology books. Show all posts

Sunday, December 13, 2015

Don't believe all the bad reviews...

(I have received 1 review recently saying they didn't read it, and one that they couldn't read it, resulting in 1 and 2 stars...)

Most of Nathan Coppedge's books are excellent!

If you are one of those readers who might give Nathan Coppedge's books a chance, I recommend some reading!

44 books were released in 2014, and another 27 in 2015, and more on the way! So, there's a lot to choose from!

Link to Amazon page:

http://www.amazon.com/author/nathancoppedge !


Thursday, April 17, 2014

Best Psychology Quotes by Nathan Coppedge

"If there is an ultimate secret, it may be called 'difficult' " ---The Perpetual Motion Genius' Guide for Intelligent Children

"The correct  approach is to find a variable which does not represent a set of assumptions at all, not a blind variable, or a test variable or an organic variable in the sense of clinical cases, but instead a variable that is dynamic enough to itself define some of the context of the analysis...First, the variable will be independent of a subject’s emotions. Second, it will be defined relatively to exist in any context that could be described---it is universal. Thirdly, there is some criterion for determining that it exists. It must exist as a hypothesis. Fourthly, and most importantly, the criteria that determine that it does not exist must instead determine that it is modified". ---Psychology of Negative Variablism

"Creative tests have the advantage that those that do not value the results may find the test to be a negligible contributor to their intellect, whereas those who value creativity may consider the tests to be encouraging and influential... This aspect might amount to a kind of double-blind quality evaluation". ---Debatable Vs. Debatability: Towards a Product-Based I.Q. Test

"Clearly psychology at this point exists in three senses, none of which relate to Freud or behaviorism: [1] Mental information, [2] Effective technologies, and [3] Thought-implementation. In these senses there is a new willingness, as a function of the dependence on computer interfaces, to express functionality explicitly by terms of words like ‘enhancement’, ‘technicalism’, and ‘artificial’. What’s more, these words no longer connote some aspect that is amalgamated ad hoc, as an exterior meaning to personality, doctoral authority, or functional identity. Indeed, more often than not it is seen as a skill or talent any time some aspect of identity DOES NOT depend on the technological". ---New Dimensions of Psychology and the Media

Saturday, March 29, 2014

For Those Who Were Waiting

for the Dimensional Psychologist's Toolkit, including psychic methods and categorical views on psychology, it is now available in paperback form HERE.

The blurb may be found HERE. And at Amazon.

A Dimensional Psychology Group can be found HERE. And left, on the menu.

Friday, August 9, 2013

Dimensional Psychologist's Toolkit Approaching Completion

I had about 40 pages in January, and now I have the equivalent of over 180, or about 370 printed pages.

So far I have neglected to include Adler and a number of other psychologists and researchers, but I have succeeded to find a psychic technique and a method of psychological deduction, which are well described in my text.

For those interested, The Dimensional Psychologist's Toolkit, subtitled the So-Called Serious Joke Book: The Dimensional Encyclopedia, Second Volume, will be available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble early next year, from Amazon Publishing.