Description
Just because we “think” something doesn’t make it true. Psychology: Perspectives and Connections is designed to move students beyond what may seem obvious to them and have them reevaluate the thoughts and beliefs they bring to the course. Feist’s accessible approach to science helps students challenge their assumptions, understand research, and recognize that in Psychology, no one perspective tells the whole story.
Challenging assumptions is the first step in thinking scientifically. While building a foundation in the concepts and principles of psychology, Psychology: Perspectives and Connections encourages students to think critically and question preconceived notions, putting their ideas—and the ideas of others—to the test.
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Psychology
2. Conducting Research in Psychology
3. The Biology of Behavior
4. Sensing and Perceiving Our World
5. Human Development
6. Consciousness
7. Memory
8. Learning
9. Language and Thought
10. Intelligence, Problem Solving, and Creativity
11. Motivation and Emotion
12. Stress and Health
13. Personality: The Uniqueness of the Individual
14. Social Behavior
15. Psychological Disorders
16. Treatment of Psychological Disorders