The Psychology of Everything

The Psychology of Everything

The Psychology of Everything is a time-tested series from the Taylor & Francis Group. It aims to dissect and debunk widespread myths and pseudo-scientific theories, which are (haphazardly) put forward in an attempt to address today’s most burning questions.

The series focuses on the internal impulses and psychological factors that motivate human behavior: from subconscious desires, through aversions, and all the way to inborn social instincts. Every single title in this series is written by an expert in the given area, who successfully puts in contrast general untruths with scientific facts. Thanks to their precision and professional insight, the authors suggest that understanding psychology as a live discipline can be beneficial especially in relation to how we understand modern life and the environment we exist in.

The first title in the series was published in 2018 and since then the number of titles under the “The Psychology of Everything” heading has been steadily growing. As of now, there are 37 titles, the newest addition of which is The Psychology of Democracy, published in September 2021. And that is surely not the end of it.

Perhaps there’s a gem hidden among them, something as enriching as Erich Fromm’s To Have or To Be.

What about: The Psychology of Dog Ownership?