Psychology Concepts and Applications

4th Edition Nevid Solutions Manual

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 Table of Contents
About the Author
Brief Contents
Contents
Features
Preface
A Message to Students
Ch 1: The Science of Psychology
Module 1.1: Foundations of Modern Psychology
Module 1.2: Psychologists: Who They are and What They Do
Module 1.3: Research Methods in Psychology
Ch 2: Biological Foundations of Behavior
Module 2.1: Neurons: The Body's Wiring
Module 2.2: The Nervous System: Your Body's Information Superhighway
Module 2.3: The Brain: Your Crowning Glory
Module 2.4: Methods of Studying the Brain
Module 2.5: The Divided Brain: Specialization of Function
Module 2.6: The Endocrine System: The Body's Other Communication
System
Module 2.7: Genes and Behavior: A Case of Nature and Nurture
Ch 3: Sensation and Perception
Module 3.1: Sensing Our World: Basic Concepts of Sensation
Module 3.2: Vision: Seeing the Light
Module 3.3: Hearing: The Music of Sound
Module 3.4: Our Other Senses: Chemical, Skin, and Body Senses
Module 3.5: Perceiving Our World: Principles of Perception
Ch 4: Consciousness
Module 4.1: States of Consciousness
Module 4.2: Sleeping and Dreaming
Module 4.3: Altering Consciousness through Meditation and Hypnosis
Module 4.4: Altering Consciousness through Drugs
Ch 5: Learning
Module 5.1: Classical Conditioning: Learning through Association
Module 5.2: Operant Conditioning: Learning through Consequences
Module 5.3: Cognitive Learning
Ch 6: Memory
Module 6.1: Remembering
Module 6.2: Forgetting
Module 6.3: The Biology of Memory
Ch 7: Thinking, Language, and Intelligence
Module 7.1: Thinking
Module 7.2: Language
Module 7.3: Intelligence
Ch 8: Motivation and Emotion
Module 8.1: Motivation: The "Whys" of Behavior
Module 8.2: Hunger and Eating
Module 8.3: Sexual Motivation
Module 8.4: Emotions
Ch 9: Human Development
Module 9.1: Prenatal Development: A Case of Nature and Nurture
Module 9.2: Infant Development
Module 9.3: Years of Discovery: Emotional, Social, and Cognitive
Development in Childhood
Module 9.4: Adolescence
Module 9.5: Early and Middle Adulthood
Module 9.6: Late Adulthood
Ch 10: Psychology and Health
Module 10.1: Stress: What It is and What It Does to the Body
Module 10.2: Psychological Factors in Physical Illness
Ch 11: Personality
Module 11.1: The Psychodynamic Perspective
Module 11.2: The Trait Perspective
Module 11.3: The Social-Cognitive Perspective
Module 11.4: The Humanistic Perspective
Module 11.5: Personality Tests
Ch 12: Social Psychology
Module 12.1: Perceiving Others
Module 12.2: Relating to Others
Module 12.3: Group Influences on Individual Behavior
Ch 13: Psychological Disorders
Module 13.1: What is Abnormal Behavior?
Module 13.2: Anxiety-Related Disorders
Module 13.3: Dissociative and Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders
Module 13.4: Mood Disorders
Module 13.5: Schizophrenia
Module 13.6: Personality Disorders
Ch 14: Methods of Therapy
Module 14.1: Types of Psychotherapy
Module 14.2: Biomedical Therapies
Appendix A: Sample Answers to Thinking Critically about Psychology
Questions
Appendix B: Answers to Recall It Questions
Appendix C: Statistics in Psychology
Glossary
References
Name Index
Subject Index