INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

1. 3. SENSATION AND PRECEPTION

1.1. PROCESS ANDOBJECTIVES

1.2. AUDITORY SYSTEM

1.3. VISUAL SYSTEM

1.4. SKIN INDRA

1.5. CHEMICAL INDRA

1.6. INDRA KENESTIK AND VESTIBULAR

2. 4. CONSCIOUSNESS

2.1. LEVEL OF AWARENESS

2.2. SLEEP AND DREAM

2.3. HYPNOTIC

2.4. PSYCHOACTIOVE DRUGS

3. 5. LEARNING

3.1. CLASSIC CONDITIONING

3.2. OPERANT CONDITIONING

3.3. FACTORS IN LEARNING

4. 7.COGNITIVE AND LEARNING

4.1. CREATIVE AND CRITICAL THINGKING

4.2. BIAS AND HEURISTIK

4.3. PROTOTYPE MODEL

4.4. COGNITION IN LANGUAGES

5. 9. MOTIVATION AND EMOTION

5.1. THEORIES OF MOTIVATION

5.2. APPROACHES TO MOTIVATION IN LIFE

5.3. HUNGER, OBSITY, AND EATING DISORDES

5.4. EMOTION FACTORS

5.5. PURSUIT OF HAPPINES

6. 11. SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

6.1. COGNITION

6.2. INTERACTION

6.3. INFLUENCE

6.4. GROUP RELATIONS

7. 13. PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS

7.1. ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR

7.2. ANXIETY DISORDERS

7.3. MOOD DISORDERS

7.4. DISSOCIATION

7.5. SKIZOFRENIA

7.6. SUICIDE

8. 1. WHAT IS PSYCHOLOGY?

8.1. PSYCHOLOGYCAL DEFINITION

8.2. THE PSYCHOLOGYCAL APPROACH

8.3. PSYCHOLOGYCAL APLICATION

9. 2. BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF BEHAVIOUR

9.1. NERVEOUS SYSTEM

9.2. BRAIND AND FUCTIONS

9.3. ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

9.4. GENES AND BEHAVIOUR

10. 6. MEMORY

10.1. MEMORY CODING

10.2. MULTI-STOREY MODEL

10.3. EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY

10.4. FORGETTING

11. 8. INTELLEGENCE

11.1. INTELLEGENCE TETING

11.2. GIFTED

11.3. WISC

11.4. DYNAMIC F INTELLEGENCE

12. 10. PERSONALITY

12.1. PSYCOANALYSIS

12.2. HUMANISTIK

12.3. TRAIT

12.4. COGNITIVE

12.5. BEHAVIOUR/SOCIAL

12.6. BIOLOGICAL

12.7. PERSONAL ASSASSEMENT

13. 12. INDUSTRIAL AND ORGANIZATION PSYCHOLOGY

13.1. ARGONOMIC

13.2. JOB ANALYSIS METHOD

13.3. APPROACHES USED

14. 14. ISLAMIC PSYCHOLOGY

14.1. CONCEPT

14.2. HISTORY

14.3. FIGURE

14.4. PERSONALITY IN ISLAMIC PSYCHOLOGY