Взаимовръзки на психопатията

Настоящата книга разглежда актуалната тема за психопатията. В изчерпателен литературен обзор е изследвано историческото развитие и същността на конструкта. Основният фокус е върху взаимовръзката на психопатията с други психологични конструкти като алекситимия, тревожност и чувствителност към тревожността.

Представени са данни от психологични изследвания, проведени в България, върху извадка от лица с история на
зависимост към психоактивни вещества (ПАВ). Книгата е предназначена както за студенти по психология и изследователи, работещи в сферата, така и за широката публика от хора, които се интересуват от тази актуална проблематика.
 

Д-р Кирил Бозгунов е клиничен психолог, когнитивно-поведенчески психотерапевт и преподавател в Нов Български Университет. Има дългогодишен опит в сферата на психотерапията, зависимостите и научно-изследователската работа. От 2017 г. е член на Международната мрежа на обучителите по мотивационно интервюиране (MINT).
 

СЪДЪРЖАНИЕ
 

• Предговор към настоящата книга
• Въведение
• Първа глава. Сложната история на психопатията 
• Втора глава. Многото лица на тревожността и връзката ѝ с психопатията
• Трета глава. Сложният феномен алекситимия и връзката му с психопатията
• Четвърта глава. Зависимост и психопатия – можем ли да говорим за взаимовръзка?
• Пета глава. Провеждане на емпирично изследване
• Шеста глава. Резултати и анализ от проведеното емпирично изследване
• Седма глава. Какви изводи можем да си направим за психопатията и връзката ѝ с изследваните психологически конструкти?
• Заключение

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