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- Chapter 1: Biological Basis of Behavior
- 1.1: The Brain
- 1.2: The Nervous System
- 1.3: Neurons
- 1.4: The Brain and Nervous System
- 1.5: Hormones and Behavior
- 1.6: Evolutionary Theories in Psychology
- 1.7: The Nature-Nurture Question
- 1.8: Epigenetics in Psychology
- 1.9: Human Sexual Anatomy and Physiology
- 1.10: The Psychology of Human Sexuality
- 1.11: Biochemistry of Love
- Chapter 2: Psychology as Science
- 2.1: Why Science
- 2.2: Thinking like a Psychological Scientist
- 2.3: Statistical Thinking
- 2.4: Research Designs
- 2.5: Conducting Psychology Research in the Real World
- 2.6: History of Psychology
- 2.7: Psychophysiological Methods in Neuroscience
- 2.8: The Replication Crisis in Psychology
- Chapter 3: Personality
- 3.01: Personality Assessment
- 3.02: Personality Traits
- 3.03: Creativity
- 3.04: Gender
- 3.05: Self and Identity
- 3.06: Self-Regulation and Conscientiousness
- 3.07: Intellectual Abilities Interests and Mastery
- 3.08: Self-Efficacy
- 3.09: The Psychodynamic Perspective
- 3.10: Personality Stability and Change
- Chapter 4: Emotions and Motivation
- 4.1: Affective Neuroscience
- 4.2: Functions of Emotions
- 4.3: Emotion Experience and Well Being
- 4.4: Emotional Intelligence
- 4.5: Drive States
- 4.6: Motives and Goals
- 4.7: Knowledge Emotions: Feelings that Foster Learning Exploring and Reflecting
- 4.8: Culture and Emotion
- Chapter 5: Learning and Memory
- 5.1: Conditioning and Learning
- 5.2: Factors Influencing Learning
- 5.3: Memory (Encoding Storage Retrieval)
- 5.4: Forgetting and Amnesia
- Chapter 6: Development
- 6.1: Research Methods in Developmental Psychology
- 6.2: Cognitive Development in Childhood
- 6.3: Social and Personality Development in Childhood
- 6.4: Adolescent Development
- 6.5: Emerging Adulthood
- 6.6: The Developing Parent
- 6.7: Aging
- 6.8: Attachment Through the Life Course
- Chapter 7: Cognition and Language
- 7.1: Consciousness
- 7.2: The Unconscious
- 7.3: States of Consciousness
- 7.4: Theory of Mind
- 7.5: Intelligence
- 7.6: Language and Language Use
- 7.7: Judgement and Decision Making
- 7.8: Categories and Concepts
- 7.9: Attention
- Chapter 8: Sensation and Perception
- 8.1: Sensation and Perception
- 8.2: Vision
- 8.3: Taste and Smell
- 8.4: Hearing
- 8.5: Touch and Pain
- 8.6: The Vestibular System
- 8.7: Time and Culture
- 8.8: Failures of Awareness - The Case of Intentional Blindness
- 8.9: Eyewitness Testimony and Memory Biases
- 8.10: Multi-Modal Perception
- Chapter 9: Psychological Disorders and Treatments
- 9.01: History of Mental Illness
- 9.02: Therapeutic Orientations
- 9.03: ADHD and Behavior Disorders in Children
- 9.04: Anxiety and Related Disorders
- 9.05: Social Anxiety
- 9.06: Dissociative Disorders
- 9.07: Mood Disorders
- 9.08: Personality Disorders
- 9.09: Psychopathy
- 9.10: Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders
- 9.11: Autism: Insights from the Study of the Social Brain
- 9.12: Psychopharmacology
- Chapter 10: Well Being
- 10.1: Positive Psychology
- 10.2: Happiness: The Science of Subjective Well-Being
- 10.3: Optimal Levels of Happiness
- 10.4: The Healthy Life
- Chapter 11: Social Part I
- 11.01: An Introduction to the Science of Social Psychology
- 11.02: The Psychology of Groups
- 11.03: Culture
- 11.04: Research Methods in Social Psychology
- 11.05: Social Cognition and Attitudes
- 11.06: Cooperation
- 11.07: The Family
- 11.08: Love Friendship and Social Support
- 11.09: Relationships and Well-being
- 11.10: Positive Relationships
- Chapter 12: Social Part II
- 12.1: Industrial Organizational (I O) Psychology
- 12.2: Helping and Prosocial Behavior
- 12.3: Conformity and Obedience
- 12.4: Persuasion: So Easily Fooled
- 12.5: Attraction and Beauty
- 12.6: Prejudice Discrimination and Stereotyping
- 12.7: Social Comparison
- 12.8: Aggression and Violence
- 12.9: Social Neuroscience