The Psychology of Alcoholism : Understanding Addiction and the Human Mind (Edited by Gyan Book Bharat with Readers Note) - George B Cutten
The Psychology of Alcoholism : Understanding Addiction and the Human Mind (Edited by Gyan Book Bharat with Readers Note) - George B Cutten
The Psychology of Alcoholism by George B Cutten is a copy that's easy to recommend. Runs to about 375 pages, so it's a comfortable read, and a good pick whether you're buying for yourself or as a gift.
What it's about
The Psychology of Alcoholism by George B. Cutten is a compelling and insightful study of the psychological, social, and behavioral factors associated with alcohol dependence. Written by respected scholar and educator George B. Cutten, this influential work examines the complex relationship between human behavior and alcohol use, offering readers a deeper understanding of the causes, effects, and consequences of alcoholism from a psychological perspective. Drawing upon early psychological research and social observation, Cutten explores the mental and emotional influences that contribute to excessive drinking, the impact of alcohol on personality and decision-making, and the broader effects of addiction on individuals and society. Through thoughtful analysis, the book investigates the patterns of behavior that often accompany alcohol misuse and highlights the challenges involved in understanding and addressing dependency. This classic volume provides valuable historical insight into the study of addiction psychology, tracing the ways in which researchers and educators sought to explain the development of alcohol-related disorders. Readers interested in the evolution of psychological thought will find a fascinating examination of the theories, observations, and social attitudes that shaped early discussions of alcoholism and recovery. The Psychology of Alcoholism remains an important resource for students of psychology, sociology, history, and behavioral science. Its exploration of substance abuse, human motivation, and mental processes offers readers a broader perspective on the challenges of addiction and the factors that influence behavioral change. Whether you are studying alcoholism, researching addiction psychology, exploring mental health, or seeking a deeper understanding of substance abuse, behavioral psychology, and psychological disorders, this thought-provoking work provides a valuable foundation for understanding one of society’s most enduring challenges. Explore the psychological dimensions of alcohol dependence and discover the historical foundations of addiction research in this influential classic by George B. Cutten.
Book details
- Author: George B Cutten
- Format: Paperback & Hardcover
- Language: English
- Pages: 375
- Publisher: DD Books
- Published: 2026
- Category: Mental Health
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