Essential psychology : a concise introduction
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Essential psychology : a concise introduction
SAGE, 2010
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Essential psychology
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
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`The distinctive contribution of this text is to provide a far-reaching and up-to-date analysis of key issues in psychology in a highly accessible format. This reflects the authors' considerable skills as scholars who are highly attuned to the needs of both students and teachers. Their text succeeds admirably in bringing psychology to life and life to psychology' -
S. Alexander Haslam, Professor of Psychology, University of Exeter
For students studying psychology for the first time Essential Psychology: A Concise Introduction represents a fresh alternative to the range of expensive, US-oriented titles on the market that are full of topics you need but also many you don't need on your course.
This UK team-authored textbook is written by psychologists who specialize in each of the subject areas covered in their research and teaching. Spanning 18 chapters, but concentrating on the six fundamental topic areas taught at introductory level - Conceptual and Historical Issues in Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Biological Psychology Social Psychology, Developmental Psychology and The Psychology of Individual Differences.
This textbook has everything students need to know inside, is stylish and colourful, and has an abundance of learning features to make the start of the student journey an enjoyable and successful one too. A range of reflective devices encourage critical thinking about these topics to provide a handy companion as students progress.
Visit the companion website at www.sagepub.co.uk/banyard
目次
PART ONE: WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT HUMAN BEINGS: THE FOUNDATIONS OF MODERN PSYCHOLOGY
Sex, Lies and Digital Horizons - Mark N O Davies and Philip Banyard
How Psychology Became a Science - Simon Watts
Issues and Debates in Psychology - Garry Young
PART TWO: HOW WE THINK AND MAKE SENSE OF THE WORLD: COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
Memory - Thom Baguley and Andrew J Edmonds
An Introduction to Sensation, Perception and Attention - Andrew K Dunn and Paula C Stacey
Thinking and Problem-Solving - Gary Jones
PART THREE: HOW OUR BRAINS AFFECT OUR BEHAVIOUR: BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
The Human Nervous System: Functional Anatomy - Antonio Castro and Mark J T Sergeant
Communication within the Brain - Rachel Horsley and Christine Norman
Brain and Behaviour: Sex Differences - Mark J T Sergeant and Antonio Castro
PART FOUR: HOW WE INTERACT WITH EACH OTHER: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Behaviour within Groups - Susan Hansen, Paige Wilcoxson and Dan Bysouth
Behaviour between Groups - Mick Gregson, Rowena Hill and Nicholas Blagden
Social Judgements and Behaviour - Alex Meredith and Monica Whitty
PART FIVE: HOW WE GROW AND CHANGE: DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
Development during the Early Years - Lucy J Betts et al
Development during the School Years - Lee Farrington-Flint et al
Atypical Child Development - Gayle V Dillon, Susannah J Lamb and Andrew Grayson
PART SIX: HOW WE KNOW AND MEASURE OUR INDIVIDUALITY: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES
Personality - Glenn Williams, Jamie Murphy and James Houston
Intelligence: Measuring the Mind - Eva Sundin
Self - Jill Arnold and Brendan Gough
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Index
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