Londons Falling

Londons Falling is a progressive punk band from San Diego, CA that originated from the hills and valleys of Ramona, CA in 2001. The members currently consist of Kevin White (lead vocals & guitar), Travis Dahl (lead guitar), Nick Rodney (bass) & Brant Bolton (drums). To date, the band has released 3 full length albums, 2 EPs, & 1 single through the small indie based label, Rodeo Records, and have contributed to 2 compilations releases through East Village Records. The bands music stems from an eclectic selection of influences containing elements of blues, classic rock, hardcore punk and alternative rock while layering lyrical imagery spanning between personal affliction and social consciousness.

Beneath the Mask: An Introduction to Theories of Personality

03/03/10 8:37pm
$95.00

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Beneath the Mask

Rating: 5/5
Comments:
This book is excellent. It is very well written and provides interesting and exciting information. I have really enjoyed learning how the theories that we work from today come from the theorists own life expereinces. It is fascinating. I highly reccommend this book for those who really want to understand what is behind a theory and know the person behind the theory.

"All the world is a stage..."

Rating: 5/5
Comments:
I have likened most psychology and counseling texts as being about as exciting to read as a Chilton's car repair manual.
Human beings are such wonderfully complex and fascinating of all of creation; so much so that one would think that the study thereof would be more engrossing and absorbing than what it actually is (in the classroom, that is).
Enter "Behind The Mask," one of the most thorough, comprehensive and insightful books I have ever read on human nature. Unlike many of my other texts, this one is a "keeper."
Scholarly without pedantry, entertaining at times, thought-provoking at others, this book should be required reading in any mental health related profession.
This is the kind of book that one will refer back to repeatedly (this book is a lot like Yalom's in this regard)as there will always be something "to chew on."

Absorbing and insightful

Rating: 5/5
Comments:
This updated book contains some of the most absorbing and insightful summaries of personality theories I have read. The section on Erikson epitomizes his work in a way I have not seen elsewhere. The chapter on Maslow is a balanced view of the strengths and limitations of his theory. The chapter on evolutionary psychology is a clear summary and introduction to this field.