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The 20th century has been called ‘the century of psychiatry’, and in many ways one could read that as ‘the century of psychotherapy’. A hundred years ago, at the onset of World War I, psychotherapy had touched the lives of only a tiny number of people, and most of the population had simply never heard of it. Since then it has reached into almost every aspect of our lives—how we treat the mentally ill, how we understand our relationships, our appreciation of art and artists, and even how we manage our schools, prisons, and workplaces.
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By Kirsty OUP-UK
Regular readers of the OUP blog will remember that back in July I told you about a personality survey that we were running in conjunction with the British Association for the Advancement of Science to tie in with the new book by Daniel Nettle called Personality: What Makes You The Way You Are. Well, the results are in and Daniel Nettle has kindly written the piece below, detailing his findings. Thanks to everyone who took part!
This summer I undertook a mass personality survey, with the cooperation of OUP and of the British Association for the Advancement of Science. (more…)
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