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Way We Work: Research and Best Practices in Philippines Organizations A first of its kind, the book presents researches and best practices in Human Resource Management in the Philippines. Intended managers, HR practitioners, teachers, students in industrial-organizational psychology, it was a finalist in the 25th National Book Awards, for Business and Economics. Order from Ateneo de Manila University Press |
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Forty Years of Philippine Psychology Edited by Allan B.I. Bernardo, Madelene A. Sta. Maria, and Allen L. Tan Published by the Psychological Association of the Philippines in commemoration of its 40th anniversary. It contains 30 of the best articles that have been published over the past 40 years in the Philippine Journal of Psychology. There are literature reviews, conceptualizations, experiments, case studies, surveys, and field studies. The one thing they all have in common is that to this day, they remain highly informative and thought provoking. We are sure that this retrospective volume will become a valuable resource for the Filipino psychologist. Order from Psychological Association of the Philippines. |
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Children in Pain: Studies on children who are abused, and are living in poverty, prison and prostitution Edited by Ma. Lourdes Arellano-Carandang This book is about children who have suffered abuse, who live in extreme poverty, who have been jailed for doing criminial acts, and who are in prostitution. It features papers by therapist-researches who go directly to the "almost raw" experiences of the children themselves. Originally published as a special issue of the Philippine Journal of Psychology entitled "Phenomenological-Clinical Approaches to the Study of Children in Especially Difficult Circumstances." Order from Psychological Association of the Philippines. |
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Brief Psychodynamic Strategies for Counseling and Psychotherapy By Imelda Virginia G. Villar Outlines techniques which can help people deal with their behavioral/attitudinal problems in the shortest time possible. Through these procedures, memories are rekindled, rewritten, and relived to liberate counselees from the shackles of their traumatic experiences and help them gain new insights for developing a positive outlook in life. Simple, informative, and concise, this slim volume is an indispensable tool for guidance counselors, psychologists, and therapists. Order from De La Salle University Press. |
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Filipino Children Under Stress: Family Dynamics and Therapy By Ma. Lourdes Arellano-Carandang A first in Filipino child psychology. Summarizes more than a decade of the author's clinical experience with Filipino children and their families. Presents in simple language the underlying dynamics, theory, and intervention strategies in dealing with disturbed children. Fourth printing 1995. 6 x 9 inches. 160 pages. Bookpaper P200 ($12). Order from Ateneo de Manila University Press. |
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Making Connections By Ma. Lourdes Arellano-Carandang, assisted by Ma. E. Concepcion Liwag Documents and examines a group therapy program for autistic children and their families. Contains actual dialogues among the therapists. 1992. 6 x 9 inches. 176 pages. Bookpaper P230 ($14). Order from Ateneo de Manila University Press. |
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Understanding Behavior, Bridging Cultures: Readings on an emerging global psychology Edited by Allan B.I. Bernardo, Natividad A. Dayan, and Allen L. Tan This book contains papers from a regional conference of the International Council of Psychologists hosted by the Psychological Association of the Philippines in August 1995. The conference theme was "Psychological Issues In a Growing Global Community." The papers in this volume are organized into three parts: (1) Behavior, personality and development in cultural context; (2) When cultures meet: migrants, refugees and the multi-cultural experience; (3) The cultural dimensions of mental health. The epilogue features the keynote address of then-ICP president Emily Miao who makes a strong case for the importance of international psychology organizations and of collaborative activites among international psychologists. Order from De La Salle University Press. |
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Literacy and the Mind: The Contexts and Cognitive Consequences of Literary Practice By Allan B.I. Bernardo The Unesco Institute for Education informed me that Filipino scholars who wish to obtain a copy of my book "Literacy and the Mind: The contexts and cognitive consequences of literacy practices" can get a free copy by writing: Unesco Institute for Education Publications Dept. Feldbrunnenstr. 58 20148 Hamburg Germany The person requesting will just need to pay DM20.00 for airmail postage. Postage will be free if book will be sent thru surface mail. |
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Phenomena and Their Interpretation: Landmark Essays, 1957�1989 By Jaime C. Bulatao, S.J. Drawn from keen, rigorous, and empathic observation of the Filipino psyche. Descriptions of phenomena of religion, consciousness, and culture. Second printing 1998. 7 x 10 inches. 351 pages. Bookpaper P360 ($29). Order from Ateneo de Manila University Press. |
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The Philippine Social Sciences in the Life of the Nation, Vol. 1 Edited by Virginia A. Miralao Order from Philippine Social Science Council. |
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Group Process and the Inductive Method: Theory and Practice in the Philippines By Carmela D. Ortigas An ideal basic reading text and reference for group-centered leadership. Aims at guiding the leader to motivate learners to involve themselves in issues affecting their personal, professional, community and organizational lives. Revised edition, fourth printing 1999. 7 x 10 inches. 200 pages. Bookpaper P275 ($19). Order from Ateneo de Manila University Press. |
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Human Resource Development�The Philippine Experience: Readings for the Practitioner Edited by Carmela D. Ortigas Brings together writings of Philippine practitioners in human resource development. Has three main parts: (1) HRD in organizations, (2) the HRD client system, and (3) HRD interventions, strategies, and issues. Revised edition, second printing 1997. 7 x 10 inches. 184 pages. Bookpaper P205 ($12). Order from Ateneo de Manila University Press. |