A history of psychology : a global perspective
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A history of psychology : a global perspective
SAGE, c2011
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 473-495) and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
A contemporary and engaging student friendly text with a multinational focus conveys the dynamism of the science of psychology. Student focused features offer social context, explore interdisciplinary relationships, reinforce critical thinking and ultimately show the impact and application of the science.
Key features:
- Each chapter begins with a highly engaging vignette or opening case, which features a familiar-to-most-students theme or topic.
- Multinational and multicultural emphasis examines the development of psychology from around the world.
- The text examines contemporary psychology yet does not give short shrift to the roots of psychology.
- Each chapter contains a section on the impact of psychology on society as well as societal influences on the discipline which includes its influence in various fields such as medicine, education, work, criminal justice, business, advertising, and entertainment.
- 'Case In Point' boxes give students the opportunity to come to their own conclusions about issues and think critically about biases that may have influenced psychology.
- Chapter opening time charts place main events, names, and theories in a visual, chronological perspective of psychology's past and present
- 'In their own words' boxes display quotes made by famous psychologists and other scholars about psychological research and its applications
- Checkpoints, chapter summaries and end-of-chapter key terms help students review and prepare for exams
目次
Preface
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Chapter 1. Understanding Psychology's History
Prologue
Four Types of Knowledge in Psychology
Society and Psychology's History
Historiography of Psychology
Undestanding the History of Psychology
Conclusion
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter 2. Early Psychological Knowledge
Psychological Knowledge at the Beginning of Human Civilization
Psychological Knowledge in the Civilization of the Greeks
Psychological Knowledge in India and China: An Introduction to Non-Western Traditions in Psychology
Psychological Knowledge at the Turn of the First Millennium
Further Development of Knowledge in the High Middle Ages (1000-1300s)
Assessments
Conclusion
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter 3. Psychology During Mid-Millennium Transitions: 15th to the End of the 18th Century
Transitions From the Late 15th to the End of the 18th Century
Psychology in Mid-Millenium: What People Knew
The Impact of Scholars and Their Theories
French Materialism and Enlightenment
Assessments
Conclusion
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter 4. Psychology in the Laboratory
Transitions of the 19th Century
Physiology and Philosophy: Two Academic Schools
Early Measurements in Psychology
First Psychological Laboratories
In the Laboratory: Psychology in Search for Own Identity
Assessments
Conclusion
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter 5. Psychology and Mass Society at the Beginning of the 20th Century
The Social and Cultural Landscape
Advances in Natural and Social Sciences and Their Impact on Psychology
Psychology as a Scientific Discipline
Functionalism: Connecting the Individual and the Social Environment
Evolutionary Ideas in Psychology
New Fields of Psychology
Assessments
Conclusion
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter 6. Clinical Research and Psychology at the End of the 19th and Beginning of the 20th Century
What People Knew About Mental Illnesss
Society and Psychopathology
Understanding Mental Illness
Early Attempts at Treatment
Assessments
Conclusion
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter 7. The Birth and Development of the Behaviorist Tradition
Animal Psychology
Studies of Reflexes
The Behaviorism of John Watson
Assessments
Conclusion
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter 8. The Birth and Development of Psychoanalysis
The Social and Scientific Lanscape
Sigmund Freud and Psychoanalysis
Early Transitions of Psychoanalysis: Alfred Adler
Early Transitions of Psychoanalysis: Carl Jung
Assessments
Conclusion
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter 9. The Paths of Gestalt Psychology
The Social Landscape After the Great War
Principles of Gestalt Psychology
Advancements of Gestalt Theory
Assessments
Conclusion
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter 10. Theoretical and Applied Psychology After the Great War
Society and Psychology
Psychological Testing
Psychology of Development and Cognition
Personality Theories
Early Social Psychology
Assessments
Conclusion
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter 11. Behaviorism and Psychoanalysis in the Mid-20th Century: Theoretical and Applied Paths
Further Development of Behaviorism
A Winding Road of Psychoanalysis
Assessment of Behaviorism and Psychoanalysis
Conclusion
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter 12. Humanistic and Cognitive Psychology
The Social Landscape
Humanistic Psychology
Cognitive Psychology
Conclusion
Summary
Key Terms
Chapter 13. Focusing on Contemporary Issues
Lesson 1. Psychology Continues to Address Its "Traditional Themes"
Lesson 2. Psychology Welcomes Interdisciplinary Science
Lesson 3. Psychology Did Not Abandon Its Established Traditions
Lesson 4. Psychology Can Correct Its Past Mistakes
Lesson 5. Psychology Remains a Progressive Science
Summary
Key Terms
References
Glossary
Figures and Phto Credits
Author Index
Subject Index
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