Ebooks de psicología y pedagogía, página 5 de 17

Learn Hungarian Through Reading: 10 Simple Texts for Adult Beginners (A1A2)Are you ready to improve your Hungarian while exploring everyday life, culture, and traditions? This book is designed especially for adult beginners, using simple, natural Hungarian in ten engaging texts.From Budapests famous landmarks to village life, traditional foods, holidays, and cafes, each text gives you a glimpse of Hungary through practical, easy-to-understand language. Every story, letter, or informational text is accompanied by clear questions, suggested answers, and full English translations, so you can check your understanding and learn with confidence.Whether you are starting your Hungarian journey or looking for structured reading practice, this book makes learning enjoyable and meaningful as you explore Hungary, one text at a time!

Learn Brazilian Portuguese Through Reading: 10 Beginner Texts with QuestionsDiscover the joy of learning Brazilian Portuguese with this carefully designed collection for adult beginners! Inside, youll find 10 short, engaging texts covering everyday life, culture, food, traditions, and more. Each text is written in simple, clear language (A1early A2 level), perfect for learners just starting out.After every story, informative passage, or cultural text, youll find comprehension questions with suggested answers, helping you practice reading, understanding, and using Portuguese in context.Whether you want to improve your vocabulary, strengthen comprehension, or explore Brazilian culture, this book makes learning Portuguese enjoyable, practical, and achievable. Includes full English translations.Start reading, answering questions, and build your confidence in Brazilian Portuguese today!---If you want, I can also **write a shorter, punchier version** ideal for **Amazon product pages** and **cover design**around 100120 words. This usually performs better for sales.Do you want me to do that next?

Este livro evidencia o papel da afetividade na relaço professor-aluno como elemento essencial na constituiço da autoestima e na construço do projeto de futuro dos estudantes. A obra apresenta uma pesquisa inedita desenvolvida com professores e estudantes da Educaço Profissional e Tecnologica, cujos resultados demonstram, de forma sensivel e fundamentada, como a dimenso afetiva dessa relaço influencia a formaço pessoal e o desenvolvimento da autoestima profissional dos estudantes.Amparada, sobretudo, nas concepçes de Jean Piaget, Lev Vygotsky e Henri Wallon, a autora analisa como a afetividade permeia e influencia os processos de aprendizagem e as interaçes interpessoais.A obra revela que o vinculo afetivo estabelecido entre professor e aluno transcende a simples transmisso de conhecimentos, configurando-se como fator determinante para o desenvolvimento da autoconfiança, do sentimento de pertencimento, do senso de competencia, da valorizaço pessoal e para a consolidaço da autoestima profissional.Trata-se, portanto, de uma obra original e indispensavel para a compreenso da afetividade e para o aprimoramento da pratica docente.

Em Sinfonia da palavra: entre afetos e escritas [in]disciplinares, a escrita é compreendida como prática estética, política e formativa. Esta coletânea da experiência da disciplina "Seminários Avança

Este livro nasce do trabalho coletivo do GEPEPp – Grupo de Estudos e Pesquisas em Educação e Psicopedagogia (UFSM/CNPq), que reúne pesquisadoras, professores, estudantes e gestores comprometidos com

A Matemática contando Histórias - 1º ano destina-se ao trabalho na área de Conhecimento Matemático com alunos do 1º ano do Ensino Fundamental. Nessa coleção os conteúdos propostos pela legislação edu

O livro que todo corretor de imóveis precisa ler antes que o mercado mude de novo. De Corretor para Corretor – Uma Visão Particular nasceu de anos de atendimentos reais, negociações complexas, desafi

Sex, Lies, and Addiction: The Harsh Truth about Sex Addiction pulls back the curtain on one of the most misunderstood and stigmatized behavioral addictions in modern society. While sex addiction is often dismissed as a lack of discipline, a moral failing, or simply a high libido, the truth is far more complex and more painful for those living with it. This comprehensive, eye, opening book exposes the reality behind compulsive sexual behavior, revealing how it is shaped by biology, psychology, trauma, environment, and deeply ingrained coping mechanisms. Across its structured chapters, the book explains what sex addiction is, how it develops, how it manifests, and how it devastates emotional health, relationships, self, worth, and identity. Readers will learn how the brain becomes trained to crave novelty, intensity, and escape, how hormones and reward chemicals reinforce addictive cycles, and why so many individuals feel trapped in behaviors they neither fully enjoy nor fully control. With clarity and compassion, the book explores the emotional fallout of addiction, including guilt, secrecy, anxiety, shame, and the intense inner conflict between desire and self, preservation. Sex, Lies, and Addiction also covers the broader impact beyond the individual. Romantic partners, spouses, family members, and close friends often feel betrayed, confused, or inadequate without understanding the internal mechanisms driving compulsive sexual behavior. This book gives them a framework for making sense of the chaos, reducing self, blame, and setting healthy boundaries, whether they choose to remain connected to the addict or not. A major strength of this work lies in its deep examination of biology, neuroscience, and mental health. Readers will learn how the brain adapts through neuroplasticity, why relapse is common, and how co, occurring conditions such as anxiety, depression, or substance addiction can intensify compulsive sexual patterns. The book also highlights the powerful role of hormones, trauma, childhood environments, cultural messages, and social stigma in shaping addictive sexual behavior. Most importantly, Sex, Lies, and Addiction offers realistic hope. Through evidence, based treatment strategies, recovery frameworks, and personal stories, it outlines how individuals break free from the addiction cycle and rebuild intimacy, trust, and self, respect. It shows that sex addiction is not a life sentence, but a condition that can be understood, treated, and transformed with the right knowledge, tools, and support. Written for addicts, partners, clinicians, students, and anyone seeking a genuine understanding of sex addiction, this book provides a rare combination of scientific insight, psychological depth, and human empathy. It challenges myths, confronts stigma, and replaces judgment with truth.

The Terrifying Timber: Understanding Dendrophobia is a deeply thoughtful, informative, and human, centered guide for anyone seeking to understand the fear of trees and wooded environments, whether for themselves or for someone they care about. Written with clarity, compassion, and insight, this book explores dendrophobia not as a curiosity or anomaly, but as a real and meaningful psychological experience that can quietly shape perception, behavior, and daily life. Fear does not always announce itself loudly. For many, dendrophobia develops gradually, influencing where they go, how safe they feel outdoors, and how they relate to nature, public spaces, and even family activities. This book gently pulls back the layers of that fear, helping readers understand where it comes from, how it is maintained, and why it can feel so powerful even when danger is not present. Rather than relying on clinical jargon or impersonal explanations, The Terrifying Timber takes a calm, reflective approach that respects the readers lived experience. It explains the psychological mechanisms behind fear in clear, relatable language, blending scientific understanding with real, world context. Readers are guided through how perception shifts under fear, how avoidance can quietly reinforce anxiety, and how awareness can begin to restore a sense of choice and control. This book covers the full landscape of dendrophobia, including its possible origins, physical and emotional symptoms, impact on daily routines, relationships, and social life, and how it can present differently in children and adults. It also explores coping strategies, therapeutic approaches, and the role of education and support in managing fear without shame or blame. Throughout, the emphasis remains on understanding rather than judgment, and resilience rather than force. What makes this book stand out is its tone. It does not promise quick fixes or dramatic transformations. Instead, it offers something far more valuable: clarity. By helping readers understand how fear works, The Terrifying Timber empowers them to relate to their fear differently. Fear becomes something that can be observed, understood, and gradually softened, rather than something that defines identity or limits life. Whether you are living with dendrophobia, supporting someone who is, or simply interested in how specific fears develop and persist, this book provides a grounded, empathetic exploration of a rarely discussed topic. It invites readers to see fear not as an enemy, but as a signal that can be interpreted with care. The Terrifying Timber: Understanding Dendrophobia is ultimately about reclaiming freedom. Not by eliminating fear entirely, but by understanding it well enough that it no longer controls where you go, how you feel, or how fully you live.

Beneath the Boughs: A Tale of Dendrophobia is a deeply informative and quietly powerful exploration of a rarely discussed fear: the fear of trees and wooded environments. Written with clarity, empathy, and psychological insight, this book offers readers a grounded understanding of dendrophobia while honoring the lived experience behind it. For many, trees symbolize calm, safety, and renewal. For others, they can provoke unease, panic, or a sense of threat that feels difficult to explain or justify. This book does not dismiss that fear or reduce it to a curiosity. Instead, it brings it into the light, examining how dendrophobia forms, how it affects the body and mind, and how it quietly reshapes daily life. Inside these pages, readers will find clear explanations of what dendrophobia is and how it differs from general anxiety or other phobias. The book traces possible psychological, biological, and experiential roots of the fear, including trauma, learned responses, and perception-based triggers. It carefully explores symptoms, from physical reactions to emotional and behavioral patterns, helping readers recognize experiences they may have struggled to name. Beneath the Boughs also addresses diagnosis and misdiagnosis, offering clarity around common confusions and why dendrophobia is often misunderstood or overlooked. Special attention is given to how the condition presents in children and adults, highlighting the unique challenges each group faces and the importance of early awareness and compassionate intervention. Beyond understanding the fear, the book focuses on living with it. Readers will learn how dendrophobia can influence family relationships, social situations, outdoor activities, and everyday navigation of public spaces. Through thoughtful discussion and relatable context, the book shows how avoidance can quietly shrink a persons world, and how awareness can begin to expand it again. Practical coping strategies are woven throughout, including grounding practices, mindfulness approaches, exposure-based methods, and therapeutic frameworks designed to reduce fear without force or judgment. The role of support systems is emphasized, reminding readers that fear does not exist in isolation and healing rarely does either. This book is not about eliminating fear overnight. It is about understanding it, softening its grip, and learning how to move forward with greater confidence and self trust. Whether you are personally affected by dendrophobia, supporting someone who is, or seeking deeper insight into how phobias shape human behavior, Beneath the Boughs offers clarity, validation, and a path toward resilience.

In a world saturated with sexual content, instant gratification, and constant stimulation, more people than ever are silently battling a compulsive relationship with sexual behavior. While society may mock, sensationalize, or misunderstand it, sex addiction is a real condition with complex psychological, emotional, physiological, and relational consequences. Prisoner of Lust: The Reality and Impact of Sex Addiction offers a comprehensive, compassionate, and deeply human look into what sex addiction truly is, how it develops, how it impacts individuals and relationships, and what healing actually looks like. Written as an accessible resource for both sufferers and supporters, this book dismantles myths and misconceptions while presenting the multi, dimensional nature of compulsive sexual behavior. Readers will learn how early life experiences, trauma, environment, biology, neurochemistry, and social influences can shape addictive sexual patterns. The book explains how sex addiction manifests through escalating behaviors, preoccupation, loss of control, and the inability to stop despite mounting consequences. It explores how sex addiction affects self, esteem, identity, relationships, intimacy, family dynamics, and mental well, being. Beyond symptoms and causes, Prisoner of Lust takes readers inside the brain and body to understand the roles of dopamine, oxytocin, neural pathways, and neuroplasticity. It addresses co, occurring disorders, cultural pressures, stigma, and the legal and social ramifications often overlooked in everyday discussions. The book also provides a thoughtful examination of treatment options, including cognitive behavioral strategies, mindfulness, based approaches, pharmacological support, group support, and relapse, prevention tools. It emphasizes that recovery is not just about stopping behaviors, but about rebuilding identity, trust, intimacy, and emotional stability. The final chapters offer hope through real pathways to healing, illustrating how recovery is possible and how healthy relationships, self, awareness, and long, term sobriety can emerge. Whether you are someone struggling with compulsive sexual behavior, a loved one searching for understanding, or a professional seeking insight, this book delivers clarity, education, and compassion in equal measure. Prisoner of Lust stands out for its balance of research, driven knowledge and empathetic storytelling. It does not shame or sensationalize addiction. Instead, it invites readers to understand the real human struggle beneath the surface and the profound transformation that can occur when shame is replaced with awareness, support, and structured treatment.

Tudo o que fica mal resolvido na mente, o cérebro converte em sintomas, rótulos e, muitas vezes, em "doença" — e isso dificulta o aprendizado.Mas e se o TDAH não fosse, de fato, um defeito? E se ele

Boost your French reading and comprehension skills with this carefully designed collection of ten texts for adult learners at intermediate (B1B2) level. Each text is crafted to reflect real-life situations, cultural insights, and everyday topics, including work, travel, technology, and personal experiences.After each text, youll find six comprehension questions with suggested answers in French, allowing you to test your understanding, expand your vocabulary, and build confidence in reading and interpreting authentic French. Full English translations are included for every text to support learning and ensure comprehension.Whether youre preparing for exams, improving your language skills for work or travel, or studying independently, this book offers a clear, structured, and engaging approach to advancing your French.

Discover Research as a Spiritually Formative Journey In counseling and psychology programs, students and educators alike often approach research with feelings of apprehension. Educators and researchers Kristen Kansiewicz and Paul Loosemore offer a different perspective. In Engaging in Counseling Research with Curiosity and Wisdom, they reveal how research is not only an essential element of mental health work but a unique invitation to curiosity, wisdom, and personal growth.Kansiewicz and Loosemore provide an integrative connection between Christian faith and the process of research. They unpack such topics as: how to engage ones whole self as a researcher different perspectives on knowledge and truth the importance of diversity in research applying research insights to the clinical setting Designed to accompany and enhance the primary curriculum in a research course, Engaging in Counseling Research with Curiosity and Wisdom: offers a Christian formation perspective of the research process. shows how to look at Scripture through a research lens and research through a biblical lens. includes discussion questions and classroom learning activities. contains inspiring ideas for teaching research courses. compliments CACREP curriculum. God created us to be explorers, filled with awe as we uncover truths all around. Everyone in the mental health professions can benefit from understanding what good research is and how they can engage their natural curiosity wisely in every phase of their work. Whether you are an educator, student, or professional in psychology, counseling, social work, or a similar profession, this resource empowers you to engage with research in a meaningful and faithful way.

You studied the word list. You passed the test. Two weeks later, the words are gone. Traditional vocabulary learning fights against your brain instead of working with it. The Word Machine shows you how to stop fighting and start building permanent language infrastructure.This book explains the science of vocabulary acquisition. You will learn why forgetting is not failure but a signal, why spaced repetition systems outperform cramming by orders of magnitude, and why context beats translation every time. The techniques work for any language, from Spanish to Mandarin to programming syntax.The Word Machine provides practical systems, not theory alone. You will build your own vocabulary acquisition workflow, calibrated to your schedule and goals. Whether you are learning for travel, career, or curiosity, you will finally understand why some learners seem to absorb languages effortlessly. They have a machine. Now you will too.

Their vacation looks better. Their house looks cleaner. Their children look happier. Social media has weaponized comparison, turning every scroll into an unfavorable audit of your own life. But even before the algorithm, humans were hardwired to measure themselves against their neighbors. The grass has always looked greener elsewhere.This book dissects the psychology of comparison. You will learn why the brain compares automatically, why upward comparisons feel so bad, and why the information we compare is almost always incomplete. The Instagram version of a life is not the kitchen-at-midnight version, but your brain ignores that distinction.The Neighbors Lawn offers practical techniques for interrupting the comparison loop. You will not become indifferent to others, that is neither possible nor desirable. But you will learn to compare more accurately, more selectively, and more kindly. The goal is not to win the comparison game. It is to stop playing.

You have a work personality. A family personality. A social media personality. Maybe more. Each version is polished for its audience, edges smoothed, flaws hidden. But somewhere underneath, there is a person nobody sees. The gap between performance and reality grows wider every year.This book examines the cost of living in disguise. You will learn why we develop social masks, how they serve us initially, and when they become prisons. The research is clear: chronic inauthenticity correlates with depression, anxiety, and relationship breakdown. The mask protects, but it also suffocates.The Performance Gap does not demand radical honesty with everyone. That is a different kind of performance. Instead, it offers a framework for identifying which masks serve you and which have overstayed their usefulness. The goal is not to become unfiltered. It is to reduce the exhausting distance between the character you play and the person you could finally become.

You remember exactly what they said. The tone, the look, the betrayal. Years later, the memory still burns. You have kept score, tallied every slight, every broken promise, every unacknowledged wound. Welcome to your grudge ledger, the heaviest accounting book you own.This book is not about forgiving and forgetting. That phrase is a lie sold by people who have never been truly wronged. Instead, The Grudge Ledger offers a radical audit of the resentments you carry and their actual cost to your life. Every grudge demands mental rent. Every score kept requires energy to maintain. The question is not whether they deserve forgiveness, but whether you deserve the freedom that comes from releasing the weight.You will learn the neuroscience of rumination, why your brain loves replaying old wounds, and how to interrupt the loop without pretending it never happened. You will discover the difference between letting go and letting them win. This is not therapy speak. This is practical demolition of the prison you built with your own hands, one justified brick at a time.

A Nova Era da Saúde Mental é um convite à reflexão e à reinvenção do cuidado clínico. Nesta obra, exploramos como o uso da tecnologia pode transformar os protocolos de acompanhamento, tornando-os mai

O livro Negrinhos que por ahi ando: educaço, escola e populaço negra em So Paulo (18701920) origina-se de uma pesquisa sobre a educaço da populaço negra na cidade de So Paulo, entre 1870 e 1920, periodo de entusiasmo pela educaço, quando a escola se expandia no Brasil. A partir das contribuiçes da historiografia e das fontes documentais, a autora analisa o que chama de aço branca e aço negra no que se refere a educaço escolar, sendo a primeira identificada como estrategia e a segunda como tatica, a partir das referencias de Michel de Certeau. A aço branca divide-se em duas vertentes: por um lado, destinar escola para a populaço negra seria importante para a modernizaço em curso, com a aboliço do trabalho escravo impondo novas demandas para a conformaço do povo brasileiro. Nesse sentido, diferente do que se imaginava antes, ha registros de estudantes negros/as nas escolas paulistanas, livres e escravizados/as. Entretanto, quando se coteja essa presença com depoimentos deixados por pessoas negras e com registros de envolvidos com a instruço publica (professores/as, inspetores de ensino), percebe-se que a presença negra gerava incomodo, existindo praticas que dificultavam a experiencia de acesso a instruço para tais estudantes. A obra examina ainda a aço negra, que consiste na relaço da populaço negra com a educaço, destacando contradiçes encontradas entre esse grupo. Se a populaço negra no pode ser vista como homogenea, havendo quem no manifestasse interesse pela escola, por outro lado, muitas pessoas negras desejavam escolarizar-se. Nesse sentido, a existencia de homens incomuns, como o escritor, advogado e abolicionista Luiz Gama e Jose Rubino de Souza, professor da Academia de Direito, que se destacaram por seu dominio das letras, devem ser referidas no como excepcionais, mas se inscrevem nos movimentos mais amplos da populaço negra anonima que lutava por educaço. O trabalho mostra que o acesso a escola se dava de maneira diferente e desigual para negros/as e brancos/as, mas que a populaço negra no ficou impassivel diante da mudança de uma sociedade assentada na oralidade para aquela em que a leitura e a escrita (e a escola) eram centrais, valendo-se de diferentes taticas para acessar o universo letrado.