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| Psychology: The Evolution of a Science | |
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| Psychology’s Roots: The Path to a Science of Mind | |
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| Psychology’s Ancestors: The Great Philosophers | |
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| From the Brain to the Mind: The French Connection | |
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| From Physiology to Psychology: A New Science Born in Germany Titchener Brings Structuralism to the United States James and the Functional Approach | |
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| The Real World: Improving Study Skills Errors and Illusions Reveal | |
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| Psychology Illusions of Movement and the Birth of Gestalt Psychology Mental Disorders and Multiple Selves Freud and Psychoanalytic | |
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| Theory Influence of Psychoanalysis and the Humanistic Response | |
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| Psychology in the 20th Century: Behaviorism Takes Centerstage Watson and the Emergence of Behaviorism B. F. Skinner and the Development of Behaviorism | |
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| Beyond Behaviorism: Psychology Expands The Emergence of Cognitive Psychology | |
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| The Brain Meets the Mind: The Rise of Cognitive Neuroscience | |
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| The Adaptive Mind: The Emergence of Evolutionary | |
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| Psychology Hot Science: New Connections | |
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| Beyond the Individual: Social and Cultural Perspectives | |
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| The Development of Social Psychology | |
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| The Emergence of Cultural Psychology | |
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| The Profession of Psychology: Past and Present Psychologists | |
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| Band Together: The American Psychological Association | |
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| What Psychologists Do: Research Careers | |
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| Where Do You Stand: The Perils of Procrastination | |
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| The Methods of Psychology Empiricism: How to Know Things | |
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| The Science of Observation: Saying What Measurement Samples | |
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| The Real World: Taking a Chance Bias | |
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| The Science of Explanation: Saying Why Correlation Causation | |
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| Hot Science: Establishing Causality in the Brain Drawing Conclusions | |
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| The Ethics of Science: Saying Please and Thank You | |
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| Where Do You Stand? The Morality of Immoral Experiments | |
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| Neuroscience and Behavior Neurons: The Origin of Behavior | |
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| Components of the Neuron Major Types of Neurons Hot Science: Mirror, Mirror, in My Brain | |
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| Electrical Signaling: Communicating Information within a Neuron | |
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| The Resting Potential: The Origin of the Neuron’s Electrical Properties | |
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| The Action Potential: Sending Signals Over Long Distances | |
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| Chemical Signaling: Synaptic Transmission Between Neurons | |
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| Types of Neurotransmitters | |
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| How Drugs Mimic Neurotransmitters | |
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| The Organization of the Nervous System Divisions of the Nervous System | |
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| Components of the Central Nervous System | |
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| Hot Science: Thought Control Exploring the Brain | |
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| The Real World: Brain Plasticity and Sensations in Phantom Limbs | |
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| The Development and Evolution of Nervous Systems | |
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| Prenatal Development of the Central Nervous System | |
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| Evolutionary Development of the Central Nervous System | |
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| Genes and the Environment Investigating the Brain | |
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| Learning About Brain Organization | |
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| By Studying the Damaged Brain Listening to the Brain: Single Neurons and the EEG | |
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| Brain Imaging: Watching the Brain in Action | |
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| Where Do You Stand? Brain Death | |
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| Sensation and Perception | |
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| The Doorway to Psychology | |
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| Psychophysics Measuring Thresholds Signal Detection Sensory Adaptation | |
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| The Real World: Multitasking | |
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| Vision: More than Meets the Eye Sensing Light Perceiving Color | |
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| The Visual Brain Recognizing Objects by Sight Perceiving | |
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| Depth and Size Perceiving Motion Audition: More than Meets the Ear Sensing Sound | |
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| The Human Ear Perceiving Pitch Hot Science: Cochlear Implants Localizing Sound Sources | |
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| The Body Senses: More than Skin Deep Touch Pain | |
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| Body Position, Movement, and Balance | |
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| The Chemical Senses: Adding Flavor | |