Atkinson and Hilgard's Psychology: An Introduction

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This edition of Atkinson & Hilgard's Psychology: An Introduction retains all the qualities which have established it as one of the leading psychology textbooks: an accessible student-centered approach, a keen awareness of the latest research developments, and a thorough understandingof the classic landmark studies which have shaped psychology as an academic discipline. Covering all major areas of psychology, this text examines the theories, research and ideas that underpin the subject, providing students with an engaging and rigorous introduction to psychology. Key Feature Seeing Both Sides-Two contrasting essays at the end of each chapter debating a particular point or concept from divergent perspectives Critical Thinking Questions-Open-ended questions designed to prompt debate and analysis Concept Review Tables Condensing concepts/terminology into easily digestible chunks Table of Contents 1. The Nature of Psychology 2. Biological Foundations of Psychology 3. Psychological Development 4. Sensory Processes 5. Perception 6. Consciousness 7. Learning and Conditioning 8. Memory 9. Language and Thought 10. Motivation 11. Emotion 12. Intelligence 13. Personality 14. Stress, Health and Coping 15. Psychological Disorders 16. Treatment of Mental Health Problems 17. Social Influence 18. Social Cognition