Talking Back to Sexual Pressure
by Dale Atkins, Ph.D.

From the back cover: Learn how to become assertive about your sexual rights. Learn your 15 sexual rights – including the right to say no, the right to be free from sexual comments made without your consent – and the beliefs you need to be a sexually assertive person.

Learn how to respond to sexual persuasion. How do you say no if you're attracted to someone but not ready to go “all the way”? Practice responding to some of the best come-on “lines” you'll ever hear. What can you say to avoid disease and pregnancy? Learn comments to resist typical arguments of a partner who opposes precautions.

Learn how to cope with intrusion and force. What do you say to resist sexual harassment – at work, in school, in therapy? How do you report it, or get legal help if necessary? How can you cope with oglers, obscene phone-callers, or acquaintances with rape-prone characteristics?

Lean why our society is a “sexual disaster area.” How can you act against exploitation? Report child abuse? Make your views known to networks, sponsors, and legislators in response to exploitation in the media? React to exploitative jokes and remarks in social situations?

My Roommate Is Driving Me Crazy!
by Susan Fee, M. Ed., L.P.C.

From the back cover: When you filled out your roommate questionnaire, you probably didn't bargain for this! Now you're living with tape down the middle of your dorm room and you swear you won't make it to the end of the semester. Should you give in or get out? My Roommate Is Driving Me Crazy! Shows you how to deal with:

• Personality clashes
• A sloppy, irresponsible roommate
• Differences of culture, religion, and sexual orientation
• A roommate who has a serious problem, such as alcoholism, anorexia, or depression

Relationship Rescue: A Seven-Step Strategy for Reconnecting with Your
by Phillip C. McGraw, Ph.D.

From the back cover: In Relationship Rescue , Dr. Phillip C. McGraw explodes ten myths about relationships that can sabotage even the most healthy of loves.

Myth #1: A Great Relationship Depends on a Great Meeting of the Minds
Myth #2: A Great Relationship Demands a Great Romance
Myth #3: A Great Relationship Requires Great Problem-Solving
Myth #4: A Great Relationship Requires Common Interests that Bond You Together Forever
Myth #5: A Great Relationship Is a Peaceful One
Myth #6: A Great Relationship Lets You Vent All Your Feelings
Myth #7: A Great Relationship Has Nothing to Do with Sex
Myth #8: A Great Relationship Cannot Survive a Flawed Partner
Myth #9: There is a Right Way and a Wrong Way to Make Your Relationship Great
Myth #10: Your Relationship Can Only Become Great When You Get Your Partner Straightened Out