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Rezension bezieht sich auf: Manufacturing Victims: What the Psychology Industry is Doing to People (Psychology/self-help) (Taschenbuch)
A hair rising work indeed. Are we only surrounded by criminals who wantour money and health? The author worked hard as a Dr. of psychology to produce good fruits of her business, but all that came out was shocking. She says that psychology presents itself as a concerned and caring profession working for the good of the clients. But in its wake lie damaged people, divided families, distorted justice, destroyed companies and a weakened society. Behind the benevolent façade is a voracious self-deserving industry that proffers facts which are often unfounded, provides therapy which can be damaging to its recipients, and exerts influence which is having devastating effects on the social fabric. The foundation of modern psychology, its questioning, has at the very least been largely abandoned in favour of power and profit, leaving only the guise of integrity, a show of arrogance and a well-tuned attention to the bottom line. "What seemed once a responsible profession is now a big business whose success is directly related to how many people become users." No matter where one turns, one finds the effects of the psychology industry. Its influence extends across all aspects of life, telling us how to work, how to live, how to love and, even, how to play. We are confronted by psychologists expounding their theories on the endless list of TV talk-shows. It is not new that psychology has become an influential force or that society is becoming more and more filled with people who consider themselves victims of one sort or other. But the author shows that new is that psychology is itself manufacturing most of these victims, that it is doing this with motives based on power and profit, and that the industry turns people into dependent "users", with no escape from their problems. The psychiatrist Garth Wood goes even further in his book "Overcoming the illness excuse when he says that "what has become big business is in fact a fraud. The evidence does not support the claims of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy." Possibly most people do not want the alternative. They want to escape from their spiritual problems because a change to the better would entail changing their hearts. Who wants this? Helfen Sie anderen Kunden bei der Suche nach den hilfreichsten Rezensionen
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