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Psychology: Perspectives & Connections

Psychology: Perspectives & Connections

Perspectives and Connections

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In psychology, not everything is black and white. Psychology:: Perspectives & Connections 2e dares students to challenge their own assumptions, explore research and to not believe everything they think. The over-riding goal of Psychology:: Perspectives & Connections 2e is to align what excites us as researchers and perpetual students of psychology with todays introductory psychology student. Feist and Rosenbergs aim is to help students understand that psychology, and much of the world around them, is more fascinating—and likely more intricate and interdependent-- than they think. Its not just black and white. And, with Connect Psychology and its adaptive learning system, students can better understand what they know and master what they dont know. Connect with science. Connect with students. Connect with Feist and Rosenbergs Psychology 2e.
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57134
9780078035203
9780078035203

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Rok wydania
2011
Numer wydania
2
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twarda
Liczba stron
800
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229 x 285
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2007
  • Psychology:: Making Connections

    Preface

    Foreword by Paul Ekman

    1 Introduction to Psychology

    What Is Psychology?

    Psychology Defined
    Why Should You Study Psychology?
    Psychology in the Real World:: Intro to Psychology in My Everyday Life

    Subdisciplines of Psychology

    The Origins of Psychology

    A Brief History of the Practice of Clinical Psychology
    A Brief History of Scientific Psychology

    Ways of Thinking About Mind, Body, and Experience

    The Nature-Nurture Debate
    Mind-Body Dualism
    The Evolution of Human Behavior

    Connections in Psychology

    Bringing it All Together:: Making Connections in Psychology:: Studying Electronic
    Social Interactions

    Chapter Review


    2 Conducting Research in Psychology

    The Nature of Science

    Common Sense and Logic
    The Limits of Observation
    What Is Science?
    The Scientific Method
    Research Process:: The Scientific Method
    What Science Is Not:: Pseudoscience

    Research Methods in Psychology

    Principles of Research Design
    Descriptive Studies
    Correlational Studies
    Experimental Studies
    Connecting Psychologists with their Discoveries::

    Robert Rosenthal and Experimenter Bias

    Meta-analysis

    Commonly Used Measures of Psychological Research

    Self-Report Measures
    Behavioral Measures
    Physiological Measures
    Multiple Measurement
    Making Sense of Data with Statistics

    Descriptive Statistics

    Inferential Statistics

    Psychology in the Real World:: Beware of Statistics in Advertising

    Research Ethics

    Ethical Research with Humans
    Ethical Research with Animals
    Bringing it All Together:: Making Connections in Psychological Research

    Chapter Review


    3 the Biology of Behavior

    Genes and Behavior

    The Complex Connection between Genes and Behavior
    Polygenic Influence on Behavior
    Genes and the Environment
    Epigenetics:: How the Environment Changes Gene Expression

    The Nervous System

    Organization of the Nervous System
    The Cells of the Nervous System:: Glial Cells and Neurons
    Common Neurotransmitters
    Summary of the Steps in Neural Transmission

    The Brain

    Evolution of the Human Brain
    Overview of Brain Regions
    Psychology in the Real World:: Brain-Computer and Brain-Marchine Interfaces
    Brain Plasticity and Neurogenesis
    connecting Psychologists to Their Discoveries:: Neurogenesis in the Adult Brain

    Measuring the Brain

    Electroencephalography
    Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Functional MRI (fMRI)
    Positron Emission Tomography (PET)

    The Endocrine System

    Bringing it All Together::Making Connections in the Biology of Behavior What Esref ArmagansStory Reveals About the Brain

    Chapter Review


    4 Sensing and Perceiving our world

    The Long Strange Trip from Sensation to Perception

    Basic Sensory Processes
    Principles of Perception

    Vision

    Sensing Visual Stimuli
    Connecting Psychologists to Their Discoveries:: Discovery of the Halle Berry Neuron
    Perceiving Visual Stimuli

    Hearing

    The Physics of Sound and the Psychology of Hearing
    The Ear
    Hearing in the Brain
    Psychology in the Real World:: Hearing Loss in the Age of the iPod

    The Bodily Senses

    Touch
    Pain

    The Chemical Senses:: Smell and Taste

    Smell (Olfaction)
    Taste

    Synesthesia

    Bringing it All Together:: Making Connections in Sensation and Perception Differences Across Cultures
    Research Process:: How Culture Affects Perceptionof Foreground–Background

    Chapter Review


    5 Human Development

    The Developing Fetus

    Stages of Prenatal Development
    Brain and Sensory Development Before Birth
    Environmental Infl uences on Fetal Development

    The Developing Infant and Child

    Physical Development in Infancy and Childhood
    Personality Development in Infancy
    Psychology in the Real World:: Musical Training Changes the Brain
    Early Cognitive Development
    Development of Moral Reasoning
    Early Socioemotional Development

    The Developing Adolescent

    Physical Development in Adolescence
    Cognitive and Brain Development
    Social Development in Adolescence

    The Developing Adult

    Early Adulthood
    Middle Adulthood
    Death and Dying
    Bringing it All Together:: Making Connections in Development

    Chapter Review


    6 Consciousness

    What Is Consciousness?

    Two Dimensions of Consciousness::Wakefulness and Awareness

    Minimal Consciousness
    Moderate Consciousness
    Full Consciousness

    Attention:: Focusing Consciousness

    Selective Attention
    Psychology in the Real World::Hazards of Cell Phone Use or Texting While Driving
    Sustained Attention

    Multi-tasking:: The Implications of Shifting Attention

    Meditation and Conscious Experience
    Meditation Training and the Brain
    Research Process:: How Concentration Meditation Affects Attention

    Sleeping and Dreaming

    Sleeping

    Connecting Psychologists to Their Discoveries:: The Discovery of REM Sleep

    Dreaming

    Hypnosis

    Altering Consciousness with Drugs

    Depressants
    Stimulants
    Hallucinogens
    Bringing It All Together:: Making Connections in Consciousness Brain injury Revisited

    Chapter Review


    7 Memory

    Three Types of Memory

    Research Process:: To Come
    Sensory Memory
    Short-Term or Working Memory
    Long-Term Memory

    The Biological Basis of Memory

    The Sensory Cortexes
    Pathways of Short-Term Memory in the Hippocampusand Prefrontal Cortex
    Long-Term Memory Storage in the Cortex
    Emotion, Memory, and the Brain
    Connecting Psychologists to Their Discoveries Kandes Discoveries of Memory and the Brain

    Psychology in the Real World:: Memory in a Pill

    Forgetting and Memory Loss

    Memory Loss Caused by Brain Injury and Disease
    Bringing it All Together:: Making Connections in Memory How to Study

    Chapter Review


    8 Learning

    Basic Processes of Learning

    Habituation and the Orienting Response
    Association

    Conditioning Models of Learning

    Classical Conditioning
    Operant Conditioning
    Psychology in the Real World:: Treating Autism with AppliedBehavior Analysis
    Challenges to Conditioning Models of Learning
    Breaking New Ground Conditioned Taste Aversion

    Social Learning Theory

    The Interaction of Nature and Nurture in Learning

    Imprinting
    Imitation, Mirror Neurons, and Learning
    Research Process:: The Discovery of Mirror Neurons
    Synaptic Change During Learning
    Experience, Enrichment, and Brain Growth
    Making Connections in Learning Why Do People Smoke?

    Chapter Review


    9 Language and Thought

    Language

    The Nature of Language
    The Evolution of Language in Humans
    Language Development in Individuals
    Theories of Language Acquisition
    Can Other Species Learn Human Language?
    Language, Culture, and Thought
    Research Process:: Language and Color Discrimination

    Thinking, Reasoning, and Decision Making

    How Do We Represent Thoughts in Our Minds?
    How Do We Reason About Evidence?
    Critical Thinking
    Psychology in the Real World:: Applying Critical ThinkingBeyond the Classroom
    How Do We Make Judgments and Decisions?
    Connecting Psychologists to Their Discoveries:: Nonrational Decision Making
    Bringing it All Together:: Making Connections in Language and Thought Learning a SecondLanguage

    Chapter Review


    10 Intelligence, Problem Solving,and Creativity

    Intelligence

    Defining Intelligence
    Theories of Intelligence
    Measures of Intelligence
    Psychology in the Real World:: Bringing Multiple Intelligences to School
    Breaking New Ground Changing Intelligence Tests
    Extremes of Intelligence
    The Nature and Nurture of Human Intelligence
    Group Differences in Intelligence Scores
    Non-Western Views of Intelligence

    Problem Solving

    Types of Problems
    Solution Strategies
    Research Process:: Group Versus Individual Solutions to the Jar Problem
    Obstacles to Solutions

    Creativity

    What Is Creativity?
    Stages of Creative Problem Solving
    Genius, Intelligence, and Creativity
    Creativity and the Brain
    Cognitive Processes in Creative Thinking
    The Creative Personality
    Making Connections in Intelligence, Problem Solving,and Creativity Whiz Kids in Science

    Chapter Review


    11 Motivation and Emotion

    Motivation

    Models of Motivation
    Hunger:: Survival of the Individual

    Psychology in the Real World:: Why Dieting Does Not Work

    Sex:: Survival of the Species
    Research Process:: Gender and Casual Sex
    The Needs to Belong and to Excel
    Motivation in the Workplace

    Emotion

    Defining Emotion
    Emotion as a Process
    Emotion and the Brain
    How Culture Impacts Emotion Expression
    Gender and Emotion
    Emotional intelligence

    Bringing It All Together:: Making Connections in Motivation and Emotion Living a Satisfied Life

    Chapter Review


    12 Stress and Health

    What Is Stress?

    Stress As Stimulus or Response
    The Physiology of Stress

    Coping

    Coping Strategies
    The Positive Psychology of Coping
    Psychology in the Real World:: Effects of Chronic Stress on Aging

    How Stress and Coping Affect Health

    Psychological Process and the Immune Systemconnecting Psychologists to Their Discoveries:: Linking the Nervous System and the Immune System
    The Birth of Psychoimmunology
    Psychological Risk Factors for Heart Disease
    research on Health-Relevant Behavior
    Research Process:: Effects of Exercise on the Brain
    Making Connections in Stress and Health The Health Psychologyof HIV and AIDS

    Chapter Review


    13 Personality:: the uniquenessof the individual

    Defining Personality

    The Nature and Nurture of Personality

    The Evolution of Personality Traits
    Genetics and Personality
    Temperament and the Fetal Environment
    Personality and Culture:: Universality and Differences

    How Do Theorists Explain Personality?

    Psychoanalytic Theories
    Humanistic-Positive Psychological Theories
    Social-Cognitive Learning Theories
    Trait Theories
    Biological Theories
    Breaking New Ground Animal Personality

    How Is Personality Measured?

    Behavioral Observation
    Interviewing
    Projective Tests
    Questionnaires
    Psychology in the Real World:: Screening and Selecting Police Officers
    Making Connections in Personality Does Personality ChangeOver Time?
    Research Process:: Personality Change After Alzheimers Disease

    Chapter Review


    14 Social Behavior

    Group Living and Social Influence

    Conformity
    Minority Social Influence
    Obedience

    Social Perception

    Attribution
    Detecting Deception
    Schemas
    Stereotypes
    Exclusion and Inclusion
    Prejudice and Discrimination
    Breaking New Ground The Study of Implicit Bias

    Attitudes and Behavior

    The Nature and Nurture of Attitudes
    Attitude Change

    Social Relations

    The Nature and Nurture of Aggression
    Prosocial Behavior
    Psychology in the Real World:: Violent Media, Violent World
    Research Process:: Empathy and Pain
    Liking, Attraction, and Love
    Making Connections in Social Behavior Analysis of theJonestown Cult

    Chapter Review


    15 Psychological Disorders

    Defining Psychological Disorders

    Anxiety Disorders

    Generalized Anxiety Disorder
    Panic Disorder with or Without Agoraphobia
    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
    Social Phobia (Social Anxiety Disorder)
    Specific Phobias
    Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
    Psychology in the Real World:: Can Internet Use Become an Addiction?
    Nature and Nurture Explanations of Anxiety Disorders

    Mood Disorders

    Depression and Its Causes

    Research Process:: Gene-Environment Interaction in the Development of Depression

    Bipolar Disorder and Its Causes

    Schizophrenia

    Major Symptoms of Schizophrenia
    Subtypes of Schizophrenia
    Nature and Nurture Explanations of Schizophrenia

    Connecting Psychologists with Their Discoveries:: The discovery of Dopamine

    Dissociative Disorders

    Dissociative Identity Disorder
    Causes of Dissociative Disorders

    Somatoform Disorders

    Somatization Disorder
    Hypochondriasis

    Personality Disorders

    Odd-Eccentric Personality Disorders
    Dramatic-Emotional Personality Disorders
    Anxious–Fearful Personality Disorders
    Nature and Nurture Explanations of Personality Disorders

    Childhood Disorders

    Subtypes of Childhood Disorders
    Causes of Childhood Disorders
    Bringing it All Together:: Making Connections in Psychological Disorders Creativity andMental Health

    Chapter Review


    16 Treatment of Psychological disorders

    Biological Treatments

    Drug Therapies
    Psychosurgery
    Electric and Magnetic Therapies
    Breaking New Ground Deep Brain Stimulation for the Treatmentof Severe Depression

    Psychological Treatments for Psychological Disorders

    Psychodynamic Therapy
    Humanistic Therapy
    Behavioral Treatments
    Cognitive and Cognitive-Behavioral Treatments
    Group Therapies
    Psychology in the Real World:: Preventing Depression

    Combined Approaches

    Drugs and Psychotherapy
    Integrative Therapies
    Mindfulness Training and Psychotherapy

    Effectiveness of Treatments

    Effectiveness of Biological Treatments
    Effectiveness of Psychological Treatments
    Research Process:: Comparing Cognitive Therapy and Drug Therapyin Treatment of Depression
    Effectiveness of Integrative Approaches
    Making Connections in the Treatment of PsychologicalDisorders Approaches to the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders

    Chapter Review

    Glossary

    References

    Credits

    Name Index

    Subject Index

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