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Because the popular psychology industry rarely provides us with the tools for evaluating both ordinary and extraordinary claims about everyday life, most of us are left to our own devices to sort out what's true and what's not. Throughout this test, in our end-of-chapter review sections and in our online MyPsychLab tool, we strive to teach students to thinks in a way that reflects how psychologists use scienct to test popular assumptions.
This text investigates how students can apply scientific methodology to evaluate popular psychological claims and distinguish empirical evidence from common misconceptions. The authors, a team of distinguished psychologists and educators, utilize a framework centered on scientific literacy to guide readers through the complexities of human behavior. By integrating end-of-chapter reviews and digital learning tools, the book emphasizes the necessity of skepticism and rigorous testing in the study of the mind.
What You Will Find
The text is widely regarded as a standard academic resource for introductory psychology courses, noted for its emphasis on scientific rigor and the debunking of common myths. Its structured approach to critical inquiry makes it a reliable tool for students seeking to develop a disciplined, evidence-based understanding of human psychology.
Page Count:
709
Publication Date:
2009-08-18
Publisher:
Prentice Hall
ISBN-10:
0205762263
ISBN-13:
9780205762262
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