Einstein's Brain: The Story of Ordinary Psychology

Author: Li Min
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A series of psychological stories. Do people have souls? How are illusions formed? What is color blindness? How are interests generated? In this book, you can find answers to these questions. Through many vivid and interesting stories, it provides a concise introduction to various specific psychological phenomena, such as thinking, sensation, perception, memory, personality, etc. It enables us to gain knowledge in general psychology while also understanding the historical development and current state of research on psychological phenomena, as well as the practical applications of this knowledge in daily life. Additionally, it offers engaging introductions and scientific explanations for many issues closely related to our lives, such as color blindness, illusions, lie detection, alcoholism, motivation, attention, interest, and the subconscious. This helps us gain a preliminary understanding and mastery of some basic principles of psychology, thereby guiding us to approach life and work with a healthy mindset.