Discovering Psychology Fifth Edition
Buku ini diterbitkan tahun 2011 Oleh Worth Publishers adalah buku edisi Lima.
Judul: Discovering Psychology Fifth Edition
Oleh: Don H. Hockenbury, et al
Penerbit: Worth Publishers
Tahun: 2011
Jumlah Halaman: 843 hal.
Penulis:
Don H. Hockenbury adalah Associate Professor Psikologi di Tulsa Community College. Don menerima B.S. nya dalam bidang psikologi dan sarjana sastra dalam psikologi klinis dari University of Tulsa. Sebelum ia mulai karir mengajarnya, dia bekerja di rumah sakit jiwa dan dalam praktek swasta.
Dengan lebih dari 25 tahun pengalaman mengajar psikologi, Don adalah penerima Tulsa Community College Award untuk Pengajaran Excellence. Meskipun ia menikmati tantangan unik pengajaran online,
pengaturan ruang kelas masih forum favoritnya untuk mengajar siswa tentang ilmu pengetahuan dan relevansi pribadi psikologi. Sebelum co-authoring Psychology and Discovering Psychology, Don adalah penulis resensi dan suplemen beberapa buku teks psikologi. Kepentingan penelitian favorit Don termasuk biopsikologi, tidur dan bermimpi, memori, gangguan psikologis, dan sejarah psikologi. Don juga menjadi anggota beberapa organisasi profesi, termasuk Asosiasi Psychological Science (APS), American Psychological Association (APA), the American Psychological Association (APA), the Society of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition (SARMAC), and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM).
Sandra E. Hockenbury adalah seorang penulis sains yang mengkhususkan diri dalam psikologi.
Sandy menerima gelar B.A. dari Shimer College dan sarjana sastra nya dari Universitas Chicago, di mana dia juga Associate Penelitian di Institut Sosial dan Perilaku Patologi. Sebelum co-authoring Psychology and Discovering Psychology, Sandy bekerja beberapa tahun sebagai editor penerbitan psikologi baik akademik dan buku teks perguruan tinggi. Sandy juga mengajar sebagai anggota fakultas tambahan di
Tulsa Community College. Bidang Sandy yang menarik termasuk psikologi positif, kognisi hewan
dan perilaku, psikologi budaya, interaksi pikiran-tubuh, dan persimpangan filsafat Buddha, neuroscience, dan psikologi. Dia anggota Association of Psychological Science (APS) and the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
Lingkup Pembahasan:
Buku ini terdiri atas 6 Bagian Utama yang meliputi pembahasan 14 Bab. BAGIAN 1 MEMPERKENALKAN PSIKOLOGI meliputi pembahasan Bab 1 Pendahuluan dan Metode Penelitian. BAGIAN 2 PROSES PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL, mencakup pembahasan Bab 2 Neuroscience dan Perilaku, Bab 3 Sensasi dan Persepsi, dan Bab 4 Kesadaran dan Variasi. BAGIAN 3 DASAR PROSES PSIKOLOGIS, meliputi pembahasan Bab 5 Belajar, Bab 6 Memory, Bab 7 Berpikir, Bahasa, dan Kecerdasan, dan Bab 8 Motivasi dan Emosi. BAGIAN 4 PENGEMBANGAN DIRI, mencakup pembahasan Bab 9 Masa Perkembangan Hidup dan Bab 10 Kepribadian. BAGIAN 5 MANUSIA DALAM KONTEKS SOSIAL, membahas Bab 11 Psychology Sosial. BAGIAN 6 MASALAH PSIKOLOGIS, GANGGUAN, DAN PENGOBATAN mencakup Bab 12 Stres, Kesehatan, dan Coping, Bab 13 Gangguan Psikologis, dan Bab 14 Terapi.
Daftar Isi:
To the Instructor xix
To the Student: Learning from Psychology xliii
Section 1 INTRODUCING PSYCHOLOGY
CHAPTER 1 Introduction and Research Methods
1 PROLOGUE: Miracle Magnets?
2 Introduction: The Origins of Psychology
9 Contemporary Psychology
16 The Scientific Method
21 Descriptive Research Methods
27 The Experimental Method
33 Ethics and Psychological Research
37 Closing Thoughts: Introduction and Research Methods
39 Chapter Review
Section 2 PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL PROCESSES
CHAPTER 2 Neuroscience and Behavior
43 PROLOGUE: Asha’s Story
44 Introduction: Neuroscience and Behavior
45 The Neuron: The Basic Unit of Communication
55 The Nervous System and the Endocrine System: Communication Throughout the Body
61 A Guided Tour of the Brain
72 Specialization in the Cerebral Hemispheres
79 Closing Thoughts: Neuroscience and Behavior
83 Chapter Review
CHAPTER 3 Sensation and Perception
87 PROLOGUE: Learning to See
88 Introduction: What Are Sensation and Perception?
92 Vision: From Light to Sight
101 Hearing: From Vibration to Sound
105 The Chemical and Body Senses: Smell, Taste, Touch, and Position
113 Perception
124 Perceptual Illusions
127 The Effects of Experience on Perceptual Interpretations
128 Closing Thoughts: Sensation and Perception
131 Chapter Review
CHAPTER 4 Consciousness and Its Variations
135 PROLOGUE: Even in Good Men
136 Introduction: Consciousness: Experiencing the Private “I”
138 Biological and Environmental “Clocks” That Regulate Consciousness
140 Sleep
147 Dreams and Mental Activity During Sleep
153 Sleep Disorders
159 Hypnosis
163 Meditation
165 Psychoactive Drugs
177 Closing Thoughts: Consciousness and Its Variations
179 Chapter Review
Section 3 BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESSES
CHAPTER 5 Learning
183 PROLOGUE: The Killer Attic
184 Introduction: What Is Learning?
185 Classical Conditioning: Associating Stimuli
194 Contemporary Views of Classical Conditioning
199 Operant Conditioning: Associating Behaviors and Consequences
213 Contemporary Views of Operant Conditioning
218 Observational Learning: Imitating the Actions of Others
224 Closing Thoughts: Learning
227 Chapter Review
CHAPTER 6 Memory
231 PROLOGUE: The Drowning
232 Introduction: What Is Memory?
243 Retrieval: Getting Information from Long-Term Memory
247 Forgetting: When Retrieval Fails
253 Imperfect Memories: Errors, Distortions, and False Memories
260 The Search for the Biological Basis of Memory
269 Closing Thought: Memory
271 Chapter Review
CHAPTER 7 Thinking, Language, and Intelligence
275 PROLOGUE: The Movie Moment
277 Introduction: Thinking, Language, and Intelligence
281 Solving Problems and Making Decisions
287 Language and Thought
293 Measuring Intelligence
298 The Nature of Intelligence
311 Closing Thoughts: Thinking, Language, and Intelligence
313 Chapter Review
CHAPTER 8 Motivation and Emotion
317 PROLOGUE: Soaring with Angels
318 Introduction: Motivation and Emotion
319 Motivation Concepts and Theories
322 Biological Motivation: Hunger and Eating
332 Human Sexuality
340 Psychological Needs as Motivators
344 Emotion
355 Theories of Emotion: Explaining Emotion
360 Closing Theories: Motivation and Emotion
363 Chapter Review
Section 4 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SELF
CHAPTER 9 Lifespan Development
367 PROLOGUE: Future Plans
369 Introduction: Your Life Story
370 Genetic Contributions to Your Life Story
373 Prenatal Development
375 Development During Infancy and Childhood
393 Adolescence
403 Adult Development
407 Late Adulthood and Aging
409 The Final Chapter: Dying and Death
410 Closing Thoughts: Lifespan Development
413 Chapter Review
CHAPTER 10 Personality
417 PROLOGUE: The Secret Twin
419 Introduction: What Is Personality?
420 The Psychoanalytic Perspective on Personality
433 The Humanistic Perspective on Personality
436 The Social Cognitive Perspective on Personality
439 The Trait Perspective on Personality
446 Assessing Personality: Psychological Tests
451 Closing Thoughts: Personality
453 Chapter Review
Section 5 THE PERSON IN SOCIAL CONTEXT
CHAPTER 11 Social Psychology
457 PROLOGUE: The “Homeless” Man
458 Introduction: What Is Social Psychology?
458 Person Perception: Forming Impressions of Other People
463 Attribution: Explaining Behavior
466 The Social Psychology of Attitudes
469 Understanding Prejudice
474 Conformity: Following the Crowd
476 Obedience: Just Following Orders
485 Helping Behavior: Coming to the Aid of Strangers
488 Closing Thoughts: Social Psychology
491 Chapter Review
Section 6 PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS, DISORDERS, AND TREATMENT
CHAPTER 12 Stress, Health, and Coping
495 PROLOGUE: Katie’s Story
497 Introduction: What Is Stress?
502 Physical Effects of Stress: The Mind–Body Connection
509 Individual Factors That Influence the Response to Stress
518 Coping: How People Deal with Stress
523 Closing Thoughts: Stress, Health, and Coping
525 Chapter Review
CHAPTER 13 Psychological Disorders
529 PROLOGUE: Behind the Steel Door
531 Introduction: Understanding Psychological Disorders
537 Anxiety Disorders: Intense Apprehension and Worry
546 Mood Disorders: Emotions Gone Awry
553 Eating Disorders: Anorexia and Bulimia
555 Personality Disorders: Maladaptive Traits
560 The Dissociative Disorders: Fragmentation of the Self
563 Schizophrenia: A Different Reality
572 Closing Thoughts: Psychological Disorders
575 Chapter Review
CHAPTER 14 Therapies
579 PROLOGUE: “A Clear Sense of Being Heard . . .”
580 Introduction: Psychotherapy and Biomedical Therapy
582 Psychoanalytic Therapy
585 Humanistic Therapy
588 Behavior Therapy
593 Cognitive Therapies
598 Group and Family Therapy
601 Evaluating the Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
607 Biomedical Therapies
615 Closing Thoughts: Therapies
617 Chapter Review
APPENDIX A Statistics: Understanding Data
A-1 PROLOGUE: The Tables Are Turned: A Psychologist Becomes a Research Subject
A-2 Descriptive Statistics
A-12 Inferential Statistics
A-14 Endnote
A-14 Appendix Review: Statistics: Understanding Data
APPENDIX B Industrial/Organizational Psychology
B-2 What Is Industrial/Organizational Psychology?
B-2 History of I/O Psychology
B-3 Industrial (Personnel) Psychology
B-7 Organizational Behavior
B-11 Workplace Trends and Issues
B-13 Employment Settings, Type of Training, Earnings, and Employment Outlook
B-15 Appendix Review: Industrial/Organizational Psychology Key Terms B-15
APPENDIX C APA Goals and Outcomes
Glossary G-1
References R-1
Illustration Credits IC-1
Name Index NI-1
Subject Index SI-1
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