Introduction To Psychology

This edition of the psychology textbook reflects a continuity in its commitment to providing a fair and representative introduction to the discipline, echoing the vision of the late Cliff Morgan, who penned the first edition in 1956. While aiming to preserve the classic foundation, the author acknowledges the evolving nature of psychology and the changing needs of today’s students. The text emphasizes the increasing relevance of psychology in addressing practical human problems, with a focus on application in society, families and individual lives. In response to dynamic field, every chapter has been meticulously rewritten to incorporate new keys studies and discoveries. Notable revisions are found in chapters on motivation, social prelections, development across in the lifespan, personality, abnormal psychology, and theory for psychological distress, The authors, mindful of their roles as educator have strived for clarity, presenting abstract psychological concepts in concrete terms accessible to a broad audience.