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Introduction to psychology: 2011 edition / Felisa U. Aguirre.

By: Aguirre, Felisa U
Contributor(s): Monce, Maria Rosario E | Caguioa, Imelda C [contributor.] | Pa-at, Berlyn F [Contributor.] | Perez, Violita G [Contributor.] | Dy, Gary C | Dy, G.C
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Malabon City: Mutya Publishing House, Inc., c2012Edition: 2011th edDescription: 264 p.; 25 cmISBN: 978-971-821-251-6Subject(s): PsychologyDDC classification: FIL 150 G326 2003
Contents:
Ch.1. The science of Psychology -- Ch.2. Human development -- Ch.3. Physiological bases of behavior -- Ch.4. Sensation and perception -- Ch.5. Intelligence -- Ch.6. Learning, memory, and thinking -- Ch. 7. Emotion and motivation -- Ch.8. Personality -- Ch.9. Health psychology, stress, adjustment and therapies -- Ch.10. Social psychology -- Ch.11. Guidance in the schools -- Ch.12. Industrial and organizational psychology.
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Includes bibliographical references and index

Ch.1. The science of Psychology -- Ch.2. Human development -- Ch.3. Physiological bases of behavior -- Ch.4. Sensation and perception -- Ch.5. Intelligence -- Ch.6. Learning, memory, and thinking -- Ch. 7. Emotion and motivation -- Ch.8. Personality -- Ch.9. Health psychology, stress, adjustment and therapies -- Ch.10. Social psychology -- Ch.11. Guidance in the schools -- Ch.12. Industrial and organizational psychology.

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