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Synopsis
The psychology of neurotic interaction--sick systems abound. Sickness becomes the level of homeostasis so the members want to maintain it and will sabotage recovery. "Bad company corrupts good manners" the bible says--how does this occur? What is the price of a false front--of human phoniness? How does social hypnotism effect the whole culture, what is this strange acculteration process that is at the basis of everything from nazi germany to your neighborhood and family? How people destroy. How God rewards: world success and accomplishment.
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About the Author
Karen Kellock received her B.A. in Art, a B.A. and M.A. in Political Psychology from Cal. State San Diego, and a Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of California, Irvine in 1976. Her dissertation A Systems-Theoretic View of Pathologic Interaction made an early mark. She was then a Post-Doc Fellow at UCI College of Medicine (Dept. of Psychiatry) and wrote her first manuscript under NIMH and NIAAA grants (The Contagion of Madness: The Psychology of Neurotic Interaction) on the systems surrounding all disease particularly alcoholism. She has taught Abnormal Psychology at most UC campuses and Systems Theory at most University of California extensions. She spent the next twenty-five years developing and writing the theory The Debris Theory of Disease in the ten-book series CHAMPION GUIDES.
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