Psychology (Revised Edition)

Author: Ye Yiqian, edited by Zhu Beili
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Publishing Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is a college textbook on psychology for liberal arts majors, commissioned by the Ministry of Education of China. Its first edition in 1988 and revised edition in 1996 were widely welcomed and favored by teachers and students in full-time and part-time colleges (including television universities, evening universities, self-study examinations, and correspondence universities). The work we did in revising the textbook includes: , adhering to the perspective of dialectical materialism and historical materialism to explain the basic knowledge, fundamental principles, and developmental laws of psychology; second, absorbing new research findings in psychology from domestic and international fields, such as the latest developments in consciousness and unconsciousness, implicit and explicit memory, personality theory, and intelligence theory, in line with the teaching objectives of this course; third, strengthening applied content, such as how to cultivate innovative thinking and how to enhance mental health, to facilitate students in applying what they learn; fourth, striving for accuracy, standardization, and readability in language to suit the level of undergraduate students. Additionally, we strive to make the reflection questions at the end of each chapter highlight the key knowledge points students should master in this course, as well as their practical applications in daily life.