Front Matter
Preface
Multimedia to Support Teaching and Learning
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Today's Psychological Science
1.2 Psychology as a Science of Person, Mind, and Brain
1.3 Psychology's History
Chapter 1 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 1 Key Terms
Chapter 1 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 1 Self-Test
Chapter 2 Introduction
2.1 The Challenge of Research Methods
2.2 Research Goals and Research Designs
2.3 Data: Quantitative and Qualitative
2.4 Obtaining Scientific Evidence: Psychological and Biological
2.5 Scientific Explanation
2.6 The Ethics of Research
Chapter 2 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 2 Key Terms
Chapter 2 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 2 Self-Test
Chapter 3 Introduction
3.1 Brain and Behavior: General Principles
3.2 Zooming In on the Brain
3.3 The Nervous System
3.4 The Endocrine System
Chapter 3 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 3 Key Terms
Chapter 3 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 3 Self-Test
Chapter 4 Introduction
4.1 Thinking About Nature and Nurture: Two Tales
4.2 Nature, Nurture, and Individual Differences
4.3 Genes and Individual Development
4.4 Evolution and Psychology
4.5 Nature, Nurture, and the Brain
Chapter 4 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 4 Key Terms
Chapter 4 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 4 Self-Test
Chapter 5 Introduction
5.1 Perceptual Systems
5.2 From Physical Stimulus to Psychological Experience
5.3 The Visual System
5.4 The Auditory System
5.5 The Olfactory System
5.6 The Gustatory System
5.7 The Haptic System
5.8 Sensation and Perception in a Social World
5.9 Attention
Chapter 5 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 5 Key Terms
Chapter 5 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 5 Self-Test
Chapter 6 Introduction
6.1 Learning from AJ and HM
6.2 Levels of Analysis: Memory and Mind
6.3 A Three-Stage Model of Memory
6.4 Models of Knowledge Representation
6.5 Memory: Imperfect But Improvable
6.6 Memory and the Brain
Chapter 6 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 6 Key Terms
Chapter 6 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 6 Self-Test
Chapter 7 Introduction
7.1 Classical Conditioning
7.2 Operant Conditioning
7.3 Observational Learning
Chapter 7 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 7 Key Terms
Chapter 7 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 7 Self-Test
Chapter 8 Introduction
8.1 Categorization
8.2 Language
8.3 Language and Thought
8.4 Reasoning, Judgment, and Decision Making
8.5 Problem Solving
8.6 Mental Imagery
8.7 Intelligence
Chapter 8 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 8 Key Terms
Chapter 8 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 8 Self-Test
Chapter 9 Introduction
9.1 Consciousness Studies in the History of Psychology
9.2 The "What" and "Who" of Consciousness
9.3 The Psychology of Consciousness
9.4 The Biology of Consciousness
9.5 Sleep
9.6 Dreams
9.7 Altered States of Consciousness
Chapter 9 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 9 Key Terms
Chapter 9 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 9 Self-Test
Chapter 10 Introduction
10.1 Defining Emotion and Mood
10.2 Emotion
10.3 Mood
10.4 Emotion and the Brain
10.5 Stress and Health
Chapter 10 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 10 Key Terms
Chapter 10 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 10 Self-Test
Chapter 11 Introduction
11.1 The Variety of Motives
11.2 Biological Needs and Motivation
11.3 Achievement Needs
11.4 Social Needs
11.5 Cognition and Motivation
11.6 Motivation in Groups
11.7 Motivation and the Brain
Chapter 11 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 11 Key Terms
Chapter 11 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 11 Self-Test
Chapter 12 Introduction
12.1 Social Behavior
12.2 Social Cognition
12.3 Culture
12.4 Social Cognition and the Brain
Chapter 12 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 12 Key Terms
Chapter 12 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 12 Self-Test
Chapter 13 Introduction
13.1 What Is Personality?
13.2 Personality Theories
13.3 Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory
13.4 Humanistic Theory
13.5 Trait Theory
13.6 Social-Cognitive Theory
13.7 Personality and the Brain
Chapter 13 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 13 Key Terms
Chapter 13 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 13 Self-Test
Chapter 14 Introduction
14.1 Cognitive Development?
14.2 Social Development: Biological and Social Foundations
14.3 Social Development Across the Life Span
14.4 Older Adulthood
14.5 Moral Development
Chapter 14 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 14 Key Terms
Chapter 14 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 14 Self-Test
Chapter 15 Introduction
15.1 Psychological Disorders
15.2 What "Counts" as a Psychological Disorder?
15.3 Therapy
15.4 Depressive Disorders
15.5 Anxiety Disorders
15.6 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
15.7 Trauma and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Chapter 15 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 15 Key Terms
Chapter 15 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 15 Self-Test
Chapter 16 Introduction
16.1 Psychotic Disorders and Schizophrenia
16.2 Personality Disorders
16.3 Dissociative and Conversion Disorders
Chapter 16 Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Chapter 16 Key Terms
Chapter 16 Questions for Discussion
Chapter 16 Self-Test
Appendix A Introduction
What Does Statistics Have to Do with Psychology?
Descriptive Statistics: Summarizing Data
Inferential Statistics
Appendix A Chapter Review
Appendix A Key Terms
Appendix A Questions for Discussion
Appendix B Introduction
CHAPTER 1 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 2 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 3 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 4 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 5 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 6 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 7 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 8 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 9 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 10 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 11 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 12 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 13 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 14 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 15 Chapter Summary
CHAPTER 16 Chapter Summary
APPENDIX A: Statistics Chapter Summary
Glossary
References