| Psychology - Fifth Edition. | |
| Peter Gray |
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From the preface …Ihave done my best to present Psychology as a set of ideas to think about, not as a set of fact to memorize. I have tried to give you enough information about each idea, enough of the evidence and logic supporting it, to enable you to have something to think about and argue with.[…] …I have entered each domain of Psychology to identify its main questions, its main approaches to answering questions, its main discoveries, and the most durable ideas and theories that have resulted from those discoveries. I have striven to describe these in as logically coherent and intellectually stimulating a manner as possible… I want students to join you and me in thinking about behavior - its functions, causes, and mechanisms.[…] |
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