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Below are selected reference books about Psychology. Be sure to browse the reference shelves on the 2nd floor between BF1 and BF990 to find more materials.
Comprehensive handbook of psychological assessment
The concise Corsini encyclopedia of psychology and behavioral science
The encyclopedia of trauma and traumatic stress disorders
The handbook of cognitive neuropsychology : what deficits reveal about the human mind
