The Great Ideas of Psychology
Narrated by Daniel N. Robinson
- Released
- July 8, 2013
- Length
- 23 hrs 27 mins
- Format
- Lecture
- Publisher
- The Great Courses
Explore the fascinating world of psychology through 48 engaging lectures by Professor Robinson, who unravels the history and complexities of human emotion, perception, and cognition. Each lecture prompts thought-provoking discussions, exploring both established ideas and challenging moral questions that may reshape your understanding of the field. You'll encounter diverse subjects, from brain physiology to the psychological factors behind historical events, as well as landmark studies that reveal the nuances of mental health and human behavior. Accompany your learning with reference materials available in your Library when you purchase this title.
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