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Title: Diagnosis Evil: Identifying Those with No Excuse by Richard K. Nongard, Paula Saxon, Louis Miori ISBN: 0-9655979-4-6 Publisher: Peachtree Professional Education Pub. Date: 01 March, 2003 Format: Paperback List Price(USD): $14.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.67 (3 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: Diagnosis Evil
Comment: This book is crammed full of lots of information and for a novice as myself I was able to get thru it fairly easy. The best part for me was being able to identify personality types with friends I couldn't quite understand. Richard Nongard in the end gives you solutions we all face dealing with difficult and sometimes dangerous personalities but also leaves room for you to make some choices on your own.

Rating: 5
Summary: Great Reading
Comment: Diagnosis Evil is a very eye opening book. As an educator it really expalins a lot of "missing links" that aren't usually explained in the usual educational psychology courses. It equips one with different insights than one may have not approached previously. It was excellently written and edited for even the lay person to understand and enjoy reading. I would highly recommend it to any one in the Psychology field or any profession that deals with people, eg. teachers, pastors, counselors, or any field involving interpersonal relations.
-Mrs. Margie Asher, Christian Elementary Teacher

Rating: 5
Summary: Exceptional Reading!
Comment: Diagnosis Evil is a very eye opening book. As an educator it really expalins a lot of "missing links" that aren't usually explained in the usual educational psychology courses. It equips one with different insights than one may have not approached previously. It was excellently written and edited for even the lay person to understand and enjoy reading. I would highly recommend it to any one in the Psychology field or any profession that deals with people, eg. teachers, pastors, counselors, or any field involving interpersonal relations.
-Mrs. Margie Asher, Christian Elementary Teacher