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El "Corazón de los grupos" como su título indica habla de los grupos. Las relaciones que establecen sus miembros, los papeles que tienen asignados, los conflictos grupales, las tareas que realiza el grupo y los contextos organizacionales y sociales en los que se desarrolla. A través de numerosos ejemplos extraídos de situaciones cotidianas en parejas, familias, amigos, equipos de trabajo, etc., se facilita la reflexión sobre los aspectos emocionales y racionales presentes en los fenómenos grupales y las leyes que rigen su dinámica. Su autor integra las aportaciones de la psicología y la antropología en el campo de los grupos. Su estilo es claro y alejado del complejo lenguaje científico. De esta forma, ofrece un libro ameno que resulta fácil de entender sin renunciar a la profundidad de sus análisis. Está dirigido a estudiantes y profesionales relacionados con el trabajo con grupos (psicólogos, educadores, docentes, médicos y enfermeras, trabajadores sociales, directivos de empresas); pero también puede interesar y resultar asequible a un lector sin una formación específica en este tema. Finalmente, todos vivimos en grupos que afectan a nuestra forma de sentir y pensar.

THIS BOOK EXPOSES THE DECEPTION OF THE DaVINCI CODE. The author of this book proves that The DaVinci Code is completely fictional, inaccurate, and unfactual. Additionally, the author proves through ekklesiological and archaeological studies of the original Greek manuscripts, Jesus could not have been married to Mary Magdalene. EXAMINE THE FACTS FOR YOURSELF-READ THIS BOOK!

Britain in 60AD is divided into two major areas, the south east, which consisted of Roman Britain and the north which was now the nation of Camelod. This nation had grown rapidly from a small colony established by two Roman refugees, in 34AD. Over a quarter of a century Camelod has built a highly mobile army, and industries that make use of steam and water power. Although tiny by comparison with Rome, its' economy is strong.When Roman tax collectors took advantage of the death of the King of the Iceni (officially recognised as a 'Friend of Rome') to seize property, much of the wealth of the tribe, humiliate his Queen, Boudica and rape her teenage daughters before the assembled tribe, the Iceni rose and followed the raging Queen in an orgy of destruction vented on the cities of the Roman province.Camelod watched the rapid growth of the rising, and mobilised its army to take advantage of the chaos that is resulting in the south. Rome's occupation of Britain hangs in the balance.

The purpose of this book is to provide information and insight into alternative choices for healthcare-facility accreditation. Healthcare management textbooks and articles on accrediting alternatives tend to be rather limited. Most health executives think primarily of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) when they are questioned about hospital accreditation, or the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) as an obvious choice for managed care facilities. However, other alternatives are available and viable and are increasingly being chosen by healthcare organizations across the country.

Cottage by the Sea is a story about how the community of Santa Cruz supported the Adrian Dominican Sisters grow their health care ministry from the time they opened Sisters' Hospital in 1941 to when they joined Catholic Healthcare West in 1988. The book shares the colorful stories of over sixty-five people interviewed by the authors--including physicians, nurses, board members, guild members, employees and volunteers.

This is the story of the author's adventures weaving through some sixty years of gusty life in three cultures (England, America and France) including solo travels around the world. Beauty, tears

Darwinian Literature. By all accounts 'Trine Erotic' is the first novel to explore evolutionary psychology. This "novel of ideas" -- what author Andrews calls "evolutionary fiction," "biofiction," and "meta-seductive fiction"-- also explores why we write: to seduce (as mating strategy), to process, to heal ourselves and ultimately readers, to find meaning. It's concerned with memes -- and art and culture's ability to influence our lives. And it attempts to address the questions of love that preoccupy us, such as passionate love versus companionate love, selfish love and selfless love; looking at love through a triune system, which Andrews calls: "evolution, experience, and culture." Finally, it is also a book about reconciliation of familiar dichotomies -- of spirituality and science; feminine and masculine principles/archetypes, and more.

In a world where eternal youth is just something folks are learning to live without, Riggs Bombay, the boy who is not afraid of one single thing, only wanted to find a cure for his hallucinations.What he finds instead is Periphery Stowe's old storybook-a mystery entangled in the pages of history, and coveted by the secret powers of the world. Now Riggs must lug his hallucinations through valleys and vortexes, dodging the greedy grasp of codgers, villains, and philosophers long enough to deliver Stowe's book to the one man in the world who wants nothing to do with it!Written during an adventure of his own into India, Wagner's poetic first novel offers a whimsical glimpse into the source of our fears, and a wink to our longing for longevity. Obsessive characters and dazzling imagery span the eternal horizon of this charming fable, from one quiet mountain village, to the infinite eye of the void somewhere on the periphery of Mister Stowe's imagination.

The Competitive Edge explores the psychological factors that influence a distance runner's performance. The book is intended to help competitive runners get a handle on the 'inner game' of their sport and maximize their running potential. It covers such topics as: - the challenges posed by the psychological aspects of distance racing - the use of relaxation techniques to calm the body - the use of mental rehearsal to visualize and prepare for races - the care and feeding of a runner's 'emotional battery' - a discussion with top runners about the psychology of racing - the formulation of a mental training program

'A young woman vows to burn to death...voluntarily, ' blared the radio. 'Speaking from her husband's deathbed, she insists upon sitting atop a blazing pyre and with her deceased husband, wants to burn alive to join him in heaven.' Suspecting homicide and seeing a stunning parallel between this imminent death and the recent death of his own wife, the burnt-out American doctor, who is headed out to a Himalayan spiritual hermitage, instead rushes out to rescue the villager. But when he arrives at the pyre, he soon realizes there is more to his journey. Unbeknownst to him, the woman's fate is intricately tied with his own spiritual salvation! A woman's emancipation from oppressive culture and fear of men; a man's inability to cope with death and learning to love. An inspiring tale of two souls' journey halfway around the world toward spiritual enlightenment.

Lena has managed to carve out an almost idyllic life for herself in the small seaside town of Monterey until the sudden and illogically explained death of her best friend pulls her out of the life she has painstakingly built and thrusts her into a new world of unexpected characters and situations. Lena's nature and beliefs demand that she make the choice to follow her drive for justice for her dead friend, regardless of the danger and loss to herself, thus launching her on a quest and an odyssey that will challenge her courage and bring her pain, loss and connection over the next few years as she crosses the path of many unique, endearing and some despicable characters. Through it all she maintains her courage, heart and humor and learns more about human nature, friendship and love.

Trude Forsher was hired to be Elvis Presley's private secretary in August, 1956. She kept a diary of her experiences over the next five years, documenting the day - to - day experiences inside the Presley organization

The time is mid-June 1980, that "last call" summer for the hedonistic decade of the Seventies. Arriving in San Francisco are four Iowans - new boyfriends and a pair of "honeymooners" - on a pilgrimage to Gay Mecca. They've high anticipations for Gay Pride Week, and particularly for the Big Parade that will climax their California holiday. But, finding themselves suddenly immersed in the "gayest city in the world," their relationships unravel, with new friends met, new pairings forged. At the end of their (mis)adventures-filled fortnight in The City (and Tinseltown, too, for one of them), the four find their lives changed for the better, never guessing what peril awaits just around the corner.

The many sagas of a Southern born bar-stool philosopher living in the South Bronx. Sleepy Willie is an old man whose wisdom derives by-way of his longevity and experience. He is a story teller whose perception and analytical capabilities seems whimsical and event funny until he hits the nail on the head; which he always does. Sleepy Willie's narratives are replete with eccentric spins that go so far out there that you'll be amazed that they conclude within the realm of reality. This is one funny, insightful and thought provoking book; follow Sleepy Willie as he explains the socially redeeming qualities of the Jerry Springer show. Sleepy Willie takes on urban gangsters, the cultural elite and he mows down political icons like a sharp shooter without taking cover

A meticulously scripted and thoughtfully considered monograph about the abyss between morality and biology, From Nature to Norm: An Essay in the Metaphysics of Morals proves as inventive as it is original. It combines the highest degree of originality with careful attention to potential objections, all in accord with Stravinsky's rule: To enjoy to the full the conquests of daring, we must demand that it operate in a pitiless light. Author and philosopher John F. Post explains how what seems an impossibility often proves to be a failure of the imagination. With wit and candor, he urges his readers to recall Stravinsky's rule and to ponder the relationships between the moral and biological dimensions of humankind. His is a dialogue to forge a path between the moral and the biological by way of forming a synthesis of these two crucial elements of human being.

A quartet following the lives and themes that dominated living in Britain and America in the 1980s, examining the growth of finance, property, media and terrorism.