Master Introductory Psychology Volume 1: History and Approaches, Research Methods, Biological Bases of Behavior, Sensation & Perception

by Michael Corayer

This series gives you all the relevant information you need for any introductory psychology class or for self-study. The Master Introductory Psychology series breaks down all the key concepts in psychology, providing an engaging and memorable guide for each unit. Clear explanations and examples are combined with helpful memory strategies so content can stick in your head after a single reading. It's like having your own personal tutor guiding you through all of the important ideas you need to know. Each unit also includes a key terms list for review, as well as extensive references for tracking down original papers or exploring subjects in more detail. Don't settle for dry definitions or endless multiple-choice questions that don't develop true understanding. Instead get the guide that builds a solid foundation so you can master introductory psychology. Volume 1 of this series covers the history and approaches, research methods, biology, and sensation & perception.

126 pages, Paperback

First published January 2, 2015

Reviews

[Jelena Pope]

As a third year Advanced Placement Psychology teacher, I still struggle with concepts such as sensation and perception, as well as neural transmission. Corayer's ability to explain complicated psychological concepts in a clear and concise manner allowed me to feel much more confident in my ability to teach these topics. I highly recommend this book to anyone who teaches psychology or who plans to take Advanced Placement Psychology.

[Shamy]

Nice introduction

For aspiring students and students of psychology . Nice simple explanation. Short and concise and concepts were simplified. Can read it in a week (this volume)