Memoria Acerca de La Suscripcion Nacional (1906)

This book offers deep insights into psychology’s strengths, weaknesses and shortcomings, and offers insights into new directions that psychology should be taking. The course content of one hundred fifteen American Psychological Association accredited doctoral programs is reviewed. Examination of these programs reveals that psychologist training is pitifully lacking in dealing with specific human problems, such as marriage counseling, drug and alcohol abuse, child and adolescent treatments, understanding criminal behavior and thinking, and so on and so forth. Oddly, no one has ever done this before! Diagnoses in psychology and psychiatry are in a state of turmoil. This book offers revelations on the lack of inter-rater reliability and the lack of validity in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual. There exists a pattern in diagnosis that has remained hidden. This manuscript reveals this hidden pattern and therefore may contribute to a clearer and more sensible diagnostic system. A new comprehensive andintegrated model for psychology is included in this book; this has never successfully been done before.No reader, especially psychologists, will ever be the same after reading this book! This is a powerful manuscript. No one has ever argued or documented with this kind of clarity before. Hopefully, psychology will discover new vistas for reform, revolution and rebirth!