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Looking for Alaska

John Green

2005 ★ 4.0

Jazz

Toni Morrison

1992 ★ 3.4

How to Win Friends and Influence People

Dale Carnegie

1936 ★ 4.2

Close relationships

Patricia Noller, Judith Feeney

2006

Vitamin C for Couples

Luke Desadeleer

2000

Interpersonal skills in organizations

Suzanne de Janasz, Suzanne C. De Janasz, Beth Schneider et al.

2002

The psychology of interpersonal relations

Fritz Heider

1958

Your attitude is showing

Sharon Lund O'Neil, Elwood N. Chapman

1983

Social skills and health

Michael Argyle

1981

The neuroscience of human relationships

Louis J. Cozolino

2007

Coping with difficult people

Robert M. Bramson

1981

The liberated man: beyond masculinity

Warren Farrell

1974

Intimate relationships

Beverly Fehr, Daniel Perlman, Steve Duck

1987

The Promotion of Social Awareness

Robert L. Selman

2003

Developing social skills in managers

Cary L. Cooper

1976

Introduction to psychodynamics

Mardi Jon Horowitz

1988

Inside groups

Thomas R. Verny

1974

Homme et femme Il les fit

Jean Vanier

1985

La solitudine dei numeri primi

Paolo Giordano, Koldo Biguri, Anna Casassas Figueras

2009 ★ 3.8

Conflict resolution

NEIL KATZ, Neil H. Katz, JOHN W. LAWYER

1993

The McGill report on male intimacy

Michael E. McGill

1985

I hate my boss!

Bob Weinstein

1998

Relationship enhancement

Bernard Guilbert Guerney

1977

Dynamics of Relationships (Understanding Relationship Processes series)

Steve Duck

1994

Ich und du

Martin Buber

1953

Structured Exercises for Promoting Family and Group Strengths

Ron McManus, Terry S. Trepper

1996

Prosocial behaviour

Hans Werner Bierhoff

2002

Body language

Allan Pease

1992

Dehumanizing women

Linda LeMoncheck

1985

Knowing people

Dorita Sewell

1989

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