This book focuses on advances in psychology. Chapter 1 analyzes the configuration of social control in Catholic thought between the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries. Chapter 2 explores the role of emotional intelligence in therapeutic settings, examining how the ability to perceive, understand, and regulate emotions contributes to psychological well-being and therapeutic success. Chapter 3âs objective is a critical investigation of Freudian psychoanalytic symptoms. The overall objective of Chapter 4 is to examine critically the so-called âoceanic feeling.â Chapter 5 addresses a model...

This book focuses on advances in psychology research. Chapter 1 is aimed at a critical examination of acts of attempted âspiritual homicideâ by public oratory and the defences against them. Chapter 2 analyzes the application of shaming within close and affiliative relationships. Chapter 3 introduces a critical examination of the arrangements for subject projections in the Rorschach Inkblot Test. Chapter 4 examines the nature of serious mental health matters, identifiable by those qualified to do so, and the voidability of marriage. Chapter 5 undertakes a contextual analysis of the Hebrew...