Psychology, methodology

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Familiar bookstore-style shelves, mostly fiction — a book may have none or several.

The full library classification — every book has exactly one, more granular than Genre. Different counts for a same-named bucket here vs. Genre reflect two different systems, not an error.

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11 books

Statistical methods for psychology

David C. Howell

1982

The stories we live by

Dan P. McAdams

1996

The murderer next door

David M. Buss

2005

Writings for a Liberation Psychology

Ignacio Martín-Baró

1996

Satanic ritual abuse

Colin A. Ross

1995

The New Handbook of Cognitive Therapy Techniques

Rian E. McMullin

2000

OCR A2 psychology

Molly Marshall

2010

Starting Out in Methods and Statistics for Psychology

Victoria Bourne

2017

The Cambridge handbook of personality psychology

Philip J. Corr, Gerald Matthews

2008

Open Mind

Jamie Cohen-Cole

2014

Giving and taking help

Alan Keith-Lucas

1972

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Book Explorer lets readers browse the free, readable slice of the Open Library catalogue by familiar library genres (Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction, Biography & Memoir, History, and more), or dig into "All Subjects" for the exact subject tags Open Library itself assigns each book — no invented categories standing in between. Subjects are organized by real Library of Congress classification for easier scanning, but clicking any tag shows exactly, and only, the books that carry it. Filter further by form, length, audience, and recency.

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