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Skill in Work and Play

This book explores the principles and practices of achieving excellence and deriving pleasure from both professional and leisure activities. more

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Tom Hatherley Pear

Tom Hatherley Pear, born in 1886 in the United Kingdom, was a renowned psychologist. He made significant contributions to the fields of psychological therapy and mental health education through his in-depth research and extensive practical experience. more

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