To thine own self be true.
To thine own self be true.
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对自己要真实。
DOI：
10.1037/a0002458
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2006
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L. Sjöberg
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作者：
L. Sjöberg
《傻瓜的天堂：流行心理学的虚幻世界》（Fool's Paradise：The Unreal World of Pop Psychology），斯图尔特·贾斯特曼（Stewart Justman）著，2005-13731-000。这本书讨论的是当前流行的自我实现。贾斯特曼特别批评由成功的媒体大师如菲尔博士（Phill McGraw）推广的流行心理学，他的流行电视节目经常被全世界数百万人观看。贾斯特曼成功地揭露了流行心理学理论的浅薄，如果可以这么说的话，也暴露了这些著作缺乏原创性和文学价值，它们只是一遍又一遍地重复其他作者的信息。贾斯特曼从文学理论和分析的角度而不是从经验心理学的角度写了一本书。因此，他并没有提出一些非常有趣的问题，比如那些试图遵循自我实现学说的人实际上会发生什么。贾斯特曼的著作从文学和文化的角度有效地揭露了流行心理学理论的肤浅性，因此具有重要的价值。（PsycINFO数据库记录（c）2017阿帕，保留所有权利）
Reviews the book, Fool's Paradise: The Unreal World of Pop Psychology by Stewart Justman (see record 2005-13731-000). This book deals with the currently fashionable self-actualization. Justman is particularly critical of the kind of pop psychology promoted by successful media gurus such as Dr. Phill (Phill McGraw), whose popular television show is regularly watched by many millions all over the world. Justman exposes successfully the shallowness of pop psychology theory, if it may be called so, and also the lack of originality and literary value of such writings, which only repeat the message of other authors over and over again. Justman has written a book from the standpoint of literary theory and analysis rather than empirical psychology. Hence, he does not raise some very interesting questions, such as what actually happens to people who try to follow the self-actualization doctrine. Justman's book effectively exposes the shallowness of pop psychology doctrines from a literary and cultural perspective, and it is of great value for that reason.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2017 APA, all rights reserved)