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Table of Contents
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1. Understandings about Self-Help
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2. Steps in Self-Help
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3. Values and Morals: Guidelines for Living
(ch3.doc, 147K)
4. Behavior, Motivation, and Self-Control
(ch4.doc, 358K)
5. Stress, Anxiety, Fears, and Psychosomatic Disorders
(ch5.doc, 325K)
6. Depression and Self-Concept
(ch6.doc, 324K)
7. Anger and Aggression
(ch7.doc, 300K)
8. Dependency and Conformity
(ch8.doc, 179K)
9. Understanding Ourselves and Our Relationships
(ch9.doc, 346K)
10. Dating, Love, Marriage, and Sex
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11. Methods for Changing Behavior
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12. Methods of Changing Emotions
(ch12.doc, 223K)
13. Methods for Developing Skills
(ch13.doc, 308K)
14. Methods for Changing Our Thoughts, Attitudes,
Self-concept, Motivation, Values, and Expectations
(ch14.doc,442 K)
15. Methods for Gaining Insight into Ourselves
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Bibliography
(biblio.doc, 331K)
Bibliography by Problem Area
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Index
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Title
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By John M. Grohol, Psy.D. on
29 Dec 2003
A neurotic is a man who builds a castle in the sky. A psychotic is the man who lives in it. A psychiatrist is the man who charges them both rent.
-- Jerome Lawrence