The book titled "Psychological Processes from Birth to Death, Psychology" was published with contributions of lecturer Şebnem Güldal Kan, who wrote the two chapters of the book. Şebnem Güldal Kan is a teaching member of the Department of Guidance and Psychological Counseling, Near East University.

According to the press information provided by the Press and Public Relations Directorate of the Near East University, the book, which was edited by Mehmet Yapıcı and contributed by 14 academicians, contains chapters written by Şebnem Güldal Kan, the sixth chapter titled "The Nature and Development of Learning", and the thirteenth chapter titled "Personality".

The Psychology Book consisting of 15 chapters; The social background of psychology and the historical development process, The scientific nature of psychology and the problem of the method, The nature of the behavior; The defense mechanisms on case studies; The sensory and perceptual processes;The nature and development of learning, memory: lightness of forgetting or the weight of remembering?; Cognitive psychology, intelligence and human; Development from birth to Death; Necessity of Motivation; Stress and Life; Personality, Psychological Disorder and Life; and Applied Analysis on Therapy Processes.

The Book was contibuted by Cafer Yılmaz, Davut Hotaman, Fatma Kırımlı Taşkın, Gökçe Kurt, Gülden İrevül Kızbes, Meral Kılıç, Miray Özözen Danacı, Neşe Başak, Özge Pınarcık, Selin İkiz, Şeyda Uncu, Yasemin Kılıçgün Dilekay and Zahide Tonga.

The Life-Long Developmental Process of Human Beings examined
Lecturer Şebnem Güldal Kan, a teaching staff of Near East University, Ataturk Faculty of Education, Department of Guidance and Psychological Counseling, stated that the life-long developmental process of human beings is mentioned in the chaptes she wrote and published in the book.

Şebnem Gül Dal Kan noted that: Life-long development in terms of the developmental perspective of human beings is the determinant of the personality development in every period of life, from the fertile to the dead."

Şebnem Güldal, at the end of her speech, thanked all those who contributed to the publication of the book.