... His examples were not examples of a player losing because of psychology.They were examples of a player losing from wrong evaluation which he wrongly attributes in knowledge and not in wrong knowledge ...
"... mostly I was working on the assumption that my two bishops and space advantage ought to count for something. ... I didn't look hard enough at the position in advance, and appreciate that the awkward placement of my bisop on c3 was indeed unavoidable. ... The most direct lesson concerns tournament psychology. Since playing this game I have noticed the following countless times: after playing a string of stronger players you come up against somebody with a rating similar or slightly below your own and you make the mistake of thinking of them as weak, and a chance for you to regain the ground you lost against the big guys. ... If you don't take them seriously on their own terms there is a big risk of losing further ground. ..." - GM Jonathan Rowson
The move by move series is pretty good both for openings as well as for game collections.