Tomasz Witkowski Book order

Tomasz Witkowski is a psychologist and science writer renowned for his expertise in debunking pseudoscience, particularly within psychology and psychotherapy. He critically examines psychological theories and practices, guiding readers to discern between scientifically validated approaches and unsubstantiated claims. His work champions rational thought and empirical evidence, aiming to elevate critical thinking within society. He is recognized for his active role in science communication and combating charlatanism.

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2022
Fads, Fakes, and Frauds
Exploding Myths in Culture, Science and Psychology
236 pages
9 hours of reading
The collection presents skeptical social essays that challenge prevalent beliefs in psychology and science, highlighting how these ideas are influenced by cultural biases and historical evolution. The author encourages readers to adopt independent thinking, urging them to critically evaluate popular notions and avoid being misled by trends and misinformation. Through this exploration, the essays aim to foster a more discerning perspective in the 21st century.
2016
Psychology Led Astray
Cargo Cult in Science and Therapy
278 pages
10 hours of reading
Exploring the transition of scientific and therapeutic practices into ineffective rituals, the book delves into Richard Feynman's concept of "cargo cult." It serves as an essential resource for psychology students, clients of therapists, and parents of mentally-disabled children, helping readers discern reliable psychological practices from those that are not. This work is the second installment in a trilogy focusing on the darker aspects of psychology, following the first volume, "Psychology Gone Wrong: The Dark Sides of Science and Therapy."

Fads, Fakes, and Frauds

Psychology Led Astray