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Yerevan psychologists sell their books to donate to Hayastan All-Armenian Fund
November 3, 2020 16:12
Psychologists in Yerevan are selling their books, and all the money will be donated to the Hayastan All-Armenian Fund to assist Nagorno-Karabakh clashes.
The head of the Department of Applied Psychology of ASPU Samvel Khudoyan told NEWS.am Medicine that he and his colleagues put up for sale professional literature on psychology, which may interest students, other specialists, or simply people who want to learn more about psychology.
Most of the books are in Armenian and Russian.
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