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Hi!) This book will help smokers quit smoking and provide counselors with a forceful tool to help them. Tell tobacco to fuck off! My name is Artyom Ovechkin. I am a counselor, and I have smoked for twenty years and quit smoking seven years ago. I enjoy my freedom from tobacco! I placed folk humor about smoking at the beginning of each section of this book and exciting and useful revelations by former smokers at the end of each chapter. So, relax and get ready to have a good time! Here we go!)

For each man a set of particularly exciting words of his own. It is important to catch the moment of conversation. And smoothly translate it into the right direction. So, for example, one man will be delighted with female coarseness, another will need modest babbling, the third will need passionate revelations with dirty details. However, most often on the sexual overtones of the next character, men react unequivocally…

AHM is not only a science but also a combat art for the MIND, which You can be mastered. More accurate and complete Classification of Personality Types simply does not exist! Each concept from AHM such important as the gear from mechanism of Swiss watches. Become a Professional Psychologist, reading one Book? Thanks to the heroic work of the Authors of AHM this possible today! “If life has attached instruction, it would be called — Alphabet of the Human Mind!” ©

Practical guide for film and television scriptwriters, based on the work of Russian scientist Vladimir Yakovlevich Propp “The Morphology of the Fairy-Tale”.

The book presents the results of an educational survey and a new instrument for diagnostics of moral judgment capacities based on the dilemma method. This instrument is proposed for the quantitative assessment of aspects of the personal moral development and in particular to detect morally gifted children. Reflections on the results include a revision of Kohlberg’s 6-stage model of moral development and wider considerations regarding constructivist approaches to moral and religious psychology.