Psychology: An Introduction

by Josh Gerow

Built upon the straightforward principles of memory and learning, Psychology: An Introduction presents psychology in a conversational, accessible, and meaningful way. Author Josh Gerow writes directly to students, always introducing new material with ample examples to ensure comprehension. Each chapter includes lively vignettes and helpful pedagogical features, such as "Before You Go On" questions at the end of each major section that are designed to prompt review and engage students in critical thinking. Features new to this edition include "Experiencing Psychology," a collection of projects and activities that relate material to the real world, and "Practicing Psychology," sets of questions or problems that help readers grasp difficult material. Also, the updated fifth edition includes contributions from well-known consultants in various fields that deal with biological and neurological issues as well as cultural and ethnic concerns. In addition to the textbook features specially designed to enhance learning, this edition of Psychology is a accompanied by a unique student-oriented supplement called the Master Mind WorKit. Here, students will find all the tools necessary to gain a successful understanding of introductory psychology.

Genres: Psychology

1 pages, Hardcover

First published March 1, 1986