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The group consists of: Quick solutions (translated) (Maseel Foundation) Why can't psychology theories solve our society's problems?! Authored by: Jesse Singal Translation: Ahmed Rateb Abdo Matar Number of pages: 316 pages Size: 17 by 24 cm Download the overview from here Overview: Since he worked as a scientific editor at New York magazine in 2014 and published the latest scientific research daily, Jesse Singal noticed the superficial and quick ideas presented by psychologists: as solutions to major societal or deep psychological problems, through manipulating experiments and statistics that are not even reproducible to verify!! Jesse reviews in this book many of those ideas that have been promoted and some adopted by government and millions spent on them, such as the idea that inserting a small piece of seconds can influence our subconscious to tell us to drink this or vote for that!! or that seeing the famous statue of the thinker sitting will lead to atheism!! or that drinking warm soup will compensate for the missing warmth in our relationships!! or that adopting a body posture with self-confidence: will affect our personality strength!! or that students seeing Einstein's picture before the exam will get higher grades!! or that if students persevere in education, they will excel and enter the most prestigious universities (regardless of real obstacles)!! or that broken windows and unclean streets increase the number of criminals!! The author criticizes these with evidence and proposes solutions to purify psychology today from research fraud. The language in the world of marketing How does language and word choice affect your trade? Translation and introduction: A. Al-Jawhara bint Maq'ad Al-Otaibi Number of pages: 64 pages Size: 14 by 21 cm Download the overview from here And as long as humans are influenced by words and act according to what they suggest and what they form in their minds with connotations, then those who master the art of words will be able to shape the reality of humanity. In our modern era, it has become known that using language to influence and attract public attention to achieve a specific goal has become a real practice, so today we have political language to serve diplomatic protocols and political maneuvers, media language based on psychological study of viewers, and marketing language aimed at attracting consumers' attention and creating a sense of loyalty. To achieve this kind of influence, mastery of the art of persuasion, which has become one of the most important functions of language, is necessary, and the ability to persuade has become an extension of influence and control, all of which require knowing the effective linguistic tools in the process of persuasion. A. Al-Jawhara bint Maq'ad Al-Otaibi. Present yourself first. Achieve inspiring leadership through isolation. Authored by: Raymond M. Keithlidge - Michael S. Erwin Translation: Saeed Rizq Bahir Introduction: M. Abdullah Khaled Al-Drees Number of pages: 346 pages Size: 14 by 21 cm Download the overview from here This suffocating routine of receiving information from various sources about different topics continuously was enough to create a state of psychological pressure on me. I lost clarity, and distraction became a dominant trait, and my creativity diminished in favor of searching whether that original idea exists on the internet or not. Emotionally, my mood was under the influence of the displayed content: some motivate you, others spoil your mood. After that pause, I felt a longing for those quiet nights in mental solitude in front of a blank page, where I rearranged my thoughts and feelings, and drew future plans instead of drowning in a huge amount of unorganized information. I realized that this flood of information provides a fertile environment to create the perfect procrastinators, those distracted ones suffering from a lack of mental fitness, who indulge in the pleasure of random information bombardment as a tactic to soothe the monsters of anxiety inside them about their inability to achieve. M. Abdullah Khaled Al-Drees The brilliance of sad thinkers (translated) (Maseel Foundation) Authored by: Frederick Schiffer Translation: Mustafa Hendy Comment: Reda Zidan Number of pages: 192 pages Size: 14 by 21 cm Download the overview from here Overview: Happiness conceals the tragedy of our existence and numbs our feeling of suffering in the world. That is why philosophers make their passion for wisdom a virtue. But are there truly happy beings? On the other hand, miserable thinkers are not related to the doctrine of sadness; they contemplate our state through the lenses created by their tears. It is true that their clarity and honesty do not make us happier; but when they express it elegantly, it provides an opportunity for our sensitivity and intelligence to interact; it makes us smile. But in reality, we are under a spell. From the back cover of "The brilliance of sad thinkers": Misery and gloom are diseases that make you see only the apparent truth in things. Gerard de Nerval Let me confide in you what makes me feel shame: I love these short chapters that do not tire the mind. Voltaire