Psychology, 6th edition

Published by Pearson (November 12, 2019) © 2020

  • G Neil Martin Regents University London
  • Neil R. Carlson University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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Psychology
Published 2019

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Discover more about the fascinating field of psychology and study the latest theories and research findings with this comprehensive guide.

Psychology, 6th edition by G. Neil Martin, is the international best-seller, exploring the major issues in the field and allowing you to discover classic and contemporary topics, theories, and applications.

This new edition, thoroughly revised and updated to include over a thousand new references, covers a range of new topics that encourage you to engage individually and in class.

Richly illustrated throughout, and with examples from across the globe, this text is the ultimate introductory guide, offering the resources you need to explore this growing field.

Preface to the sixth edition
Guided Tour
The teaching package
The authors
Acknowledgements
Publisher's acknowledgements
  1. The science of psychology
  2. How to study behaviour
  3. Evolution, genetics and behaviour
  4. Psychobiology and neuroscience
  5. Sensation
  6. Perception
  7. Learning and behaviour
  8. Memory
  9. Consciousness
  10. Language and communication
  11. Intelligence and thinking
  12. Developmental psychology
  13. Motivation and emotion
  14. Personality
  15. Social psychology I: Social cognition and attitudes
  16. Social psychology II: Interpersonal and group processes
  17. Psychology and health
  18. Mental health and illness
Glossary
References
Indexes

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