Psychology
“Psychology” by Henry Gleitman is a comprehensive text published by W.W. Norton & Company in 1991. This 3rd edition, spanning 965 pages, presents psychology as a scientific discipline, reflecting significant advancements since its initial release in 1981. The book is co-authored by noted scholars Daniel Reisberg and Alan Fridlund, and it offers updated chapters that incorporate contemporary issues in neuroscience, evolutionary psychology, and cultural influences.
Readers will find a thorough exploration of psychological concepts, enhanced by a new appendix on research methods that emphasizes critical thinking about evidence encountered in everyday life. This edition aims to provide a deeper understanding of the scientific foundations of psychology, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the field. The text’s focus on current developments ensures that it remains relevant for students and enthusiasts alike.
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The first major text to treat psychology as a science, this book revolutionized the field of introductory psychology upon its debut in 1981. Henry Gleitman is joined by two noted scholars, Daniel Reisberg and Alan Fridlund, to produce this exciting new edition. Every chapter in the book has been updated with fully integrated coverage of the issues at the forefront of today’s science, specifically neuroscience and the brain, evolutionary psychology, and culture. In addition, a new appendix on research methods has been added, focusing on the logic of psychological research and encouraging readers to think critically about “evidence” they encounter in their daily lives.
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