A Suspicious Science

"A Suspicious Science" offers a comprehensive examination of psychology's applications and limitations in modern society, blending insights from self-help, therapy, and cognitive neuroscience. The book delves into the intricate relationships between science, truth, and meaning, while drawing on history and anthropology to propose an interdisciplinary approach to psychology. It engages in critical debates about methodology and practical relevance, ultimately presenting a humanistic model of the mind that highlights the cultural and emotional dimensions of psychological practice.