Psychology Fifteen Lectures

Author: Huang Xiting
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book, from multiple research orientations in psychology, explains the exciting content in various fields of psychology in an accessible manner. It also features 43 "original research" selected from over a century of psychology history in special columns, showcasing the role these studies played in advancing psychology and fully reflecting the exploration spirit and personal charm of psychologists. Reading this book will help readers pursue knowledge, achieve success, and build fulfilling lives. The content design of this series is carefully tailored to the reading preferences of general young readers, making it suitable for self-study, while also meeting the needs of general education courses in universities. Each book in the series has a certain knowledge system, a relatively independent academic scope and professionalism, but it is different from specialized textbooks—it is not a compressed or simplified version of professional courses. The key is to suit general university students and readers outside the major, conveying the knowledge of related disciplines in an easy-to-understand way, broadening their academic horizons, and thereby enhancing their personal cultivation. Each topic in the series strives to delve in and step back, bringing the study of knowledge to life and making it accessible to the public. Therefore, the requirements for the authors of this series are very high. We have invited mostly heavyweight scholars who have made significant academic contributions, possess excellent teaching experience, and can convey knowledge in an accessible manner. They are invited to teach "general education" at "universities," hence the name "Famous Scholars General Education Lecture Series." The intention is to select renowned courses from prestigious universities, achieve resource sharing in university teaching, and allow more students to experience the classroom of famous scholars through this series.