File Size: 245017 KB
Print Length: 160 pages
Publisher: DK Children (May 17, 2016)
Publication Date: May 17, 2016
Sold by: Penguin Group (USA) LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B01C55A0HA
Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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I love the way DK publishing puts together Non Fiction books so that my kids are hooked from the first page they look at! This has never failed me - from any topic in their Eyewitness series to Timelines of Science and History to the wildly wacky layouts of books like 'Take Me Back'. Their non fiction layouts are hugely attractive to kids and their presentation of complex ideas in accessible language is simply marvelous.This book may have a very crowded cover but the text inside is targeted squarely at the advanced pre-teen or teenage reader. It does an excellent job covering the basics of psychological theory as well as the history of how we have come be believe what we believe about human psychology today.You can choose to read the book in sequential format or you can jump from topic to topic according to where your curiosity takes you. The five basic sections are titled What makes me tick?, What does my Brain do?, How does my mind work?, What makes me Unique? and Where do I fit in?. Chapters have titles like 'do you know what's right and wrong?' and 'who needs parents anyway?' which are bound to spark interest. Each chapter is a two page layout explaining the history of what Psychology has learned about the topic (attachment theory, the stages of moral development) or covers the work of a major figure in Psychology (Ramachandran, Pavlov, Freud, Milgram, etc).Most spreads have a small bar listing which page the reader should turn to in order to read related entries. For example, on the spread titled 'do you know what's right and wrong' the reader is directed to see pages 16-17 (developmental stages), 18-19 (Conditioning) and 26-27 (positive and negative reinforcement and modeling).
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