Choice Points: Essays on the Emotional Problems of Living with People (MIT Press) - Tapa blanda

As a social psychologist with extensive experience in working with groups, Glidewell is keenly aware of the subtle factors that influence people's behavior. In his essays he examines his own inner struggles, feelings, and thoughts, whichcontributed to the development of his set of values. The process is illustrated with poignant anecdotes which identify the myriad conflicting ideas and emotions which we experience but rarely analyze and make explicit. It is a book to readslowly and to reflect upon as one shares Glidewell's experiences. For those who struggle with decisions which affect the lives of others, Choice Points... should help clarify issues as well as provide reassurance. -Library Journal

These five very unusual essays attempt to define some fundamental problems of human relations.