How about The Myth of Repressed Memory by Loftus
Michael Britt mich...@thepsychfiles.com www.thepsychfiles.com Twitter: mbritt On Dec 29, 2009, at 2:15 PM, Traci Giuliano wrote: > I'm always on the lookout for recent (or even not-so-recent trade > books that I may have missed) for a project in which students read > trade books written by social psychologists (or sometimes non social > psychologists on social psychological topics) and develop useful > applications based on the book for a class project. > > If anyone has any suggestions, I'd love to hear them. > > For reference, here is the list that I used last year: > > 1) Self insight (Dunning) > 2) The mismeasure of women (Tavris) > 3) The how of happiness (Lyubomirsky) > 4) How we know what isn’t so (Gilovich) > 5) Mindfulness (Langer) > 6) Intuition (Myers) > 7) Curse of the Self (Leary) > 8) White bears (Wegner) > 9) Strangers to ourselves (Wilson) > 10) Making marriage work (Gottman) > 11) The relationship cure (Gottman) > 12) Opening up (Pennebaker) > 13) Singled out (DePaulo) > 14) Emotions revealed (Ekman) > 15) Telling lies (Ekman) > 16) Breaking Murphy’s Law (Segerstrom) > 17) Survival of the prettiest (Etcoff) > 18) Stumbling on Happiness (Gilbert) > 19) American Paradox (Myers) > 20) Meanings of Life (Baumeister) > 21) The two sexes (Maccoby) > 22) Why so slow? (Valian) > 23) Everyday mind reading (Ickes) > 24) Losing control (Baumeister) > 25) Friendly letter to skeptics (Myers) > 26) Mistakes were made (Tavris) > 27) The cultural animal (Baumeister) > > Thanks!! > > -- > > Traci A. Giuliano > > Professor of Psychology > > John H. Duncan Chair > > > Southwestern University > > Georgetown, TX 78626 > > office 512.863.1596 > > fax 512.863.1846 > > > --- > To make changes to your subscription contact: > > Bill Southerly (bsouthe...@frostburg.edu) --- To make changes to your subscription contact: Bill Southerly (bsouthe...@frostburg.edu)
