Practical Psychology for Kids: Seven Emotions of the Seven Kingdoms – Ponomarenko Viktor – IS – 2020 – ISBN 978-5-17-123199-6
Practical Psychology for Kids: Seven Emotions of the Seven Kingdoms
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"If we learned to understand, we might not wander through life like children in an unfamiliar grove," said Silver Age poet Sasha Cherny. Understanding oneself, recognizing and considering the unique characteristics of others—isn't this the most important skill a person can have? This applies to both adults, mature in years, and those unfairly considered "little" or "childish." This book is about human character. What essential psychological ingredients make up these characters. How they are formed. After all, a person is a complex composition, created by Nature with love and admiration. Most importantly, this book teaches that all human character traits are inherently virtues. And nothing else! Nature does not create "bad" people. And only our misunderstanding of ourselves and others, our psychological ignorance, allows virtues to turn into flaws.
This book is a fairy tale. But contrary to the proverb, it contains no lies. And no villains. It is merely "a lesson for good fellows." At least, that's how its author, psychologist Viktor Ponomarenko, intended it. Essentially, this is a fairytale variation on the theme of his well-known psychodiagnostic method, "7 Radicals." Readers familiar with this method, and those hearing about it for the first time, will find much that is new and interesting in "Seven Emotions of the Seven Kingdoms." And the author's chosen style of presentation will be accessible to both children and adults.
This book is a fairy tale. But contrary to the proverb, it contains no lies. And no villains. It is merely "a lesson for good fellows." At least, that's how its author, psychologist Viktor Ponomarenko, intended it. Essentially, this is a fairytale variation on the theme of his well-known psychodiagnostic method, "7 Radicals." Readers familiar with this method, and those hearing about it for the first time, will find much that is new and interesting in "Seven Emotions of the Seven Kingdoms." And the author's chosen style of presentation will be accessible to both children and adults.
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