Roman Kotov

Kazhdomu cheloveku Gospod dajot raznye talanty, kazhdyj chelovek unikalen: kto-to krasivo pojot, kto-to pishet kartiny, kto-to lechit ljudej, kto-to virtuozno igraet na skripke, kto-to sochinjaet stikhi, u kogo-to dar uchit detej... Ochen vazhno, kak chelovek ispolzuet svoj talant. V serii "Zhizn kak primer" vy poznakomites so svjatymi, kotorye priumnozhili talanty, dannye im ot Boga, i reshite - smozhete li vy chemu-to nauchitsja u nikh? Optinskij starets prepodobnyj Varsonofij govoril, chto svjatoj dajot chastitsu svoej kreposti cheloveku, chitajuschemu ego zhitie s veroj. IZ ETOJ KNIGI VY UZNAETE: * o kljuchevykh voennykh srazhenijakh Rossii VIII? XIX vv.; * pochemu Feodora Ushakova pochitajut v drugikh stranakh; * interesnye fakty o zhizni Feodora Ushakova; * pochemu pravednyj voin Feodor Ushakov byl prichislen k liku svjatykh.Khudozhnik: Skljarova Ekaterina

Tsesarevich Aleksej - naslednik rossijskogo prestola, syn imperatora Nikolaja II i Aleksandry Fjodorovny, malchik, kotoryj zhil 100 let nazad v Rossii. U nego bylo mjagkoe i dobroe serdtse, on ljubil i svoju semju, i okruzhajuschikh ego prostykh ljudej, ochen ljubil zhivotnykh. Vsja tsarskaja semja: imperator s imperatritsej i pjatero ikh detej - tsarevny Olga, Tatjana, Marija, Anastasija i tsesarevich Aleksej - byli prichisleny k liku svjatykh za svoju pravednuju zhizn i muchenicheskuju konchinu. V etoj knige rasskazyvaetsja o zhizni tsesarevicha Alekseja. Dopuscheno k rasprostraneniju Izdatelskim sovetom Russkoj Pravoslavnoj Tserkvi. Khudozhnik: Gudchenko Natalja

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) provides a common language for mental health professionals and enhances the reliability of diagnoses; however, it does have its limitations. Notably, there is little basis for its current categorical representation of diagnostic entities. In this volume, Schmidt, Kotov, and Joiner present a much needed, alternative approach to developing the DSM taxometrics, an applied data-analytic tool that discerns categories from continua and establishes defining indicators of identified categories. Integrating the work of Paul Meehl and colleagues, the book begins the ambitious task of true diagnostics, that is, the application of taxometrics to psychopathological syndromes. In the book, the authors review what is known about the categorical nature of diagnoses, provide a user-friendly primer about taxometrics, and describe the methodology for applying taxometric procedures to diagnostic categories in the DSM. This provocative book will be of interest to any mental health professional who is committed to the refinement of diagnostic procedures.