Throughout the fifth edition of Psychology, Saundra K. Ciccarelli and J. Noland White employ a learner-centered approach that maximizes student engagement. The authors draw students into the discipline by showing how psychology relates to their own lives. Clear learning objectives, based on the recommended APA learning outcomes, guide students through the material. While adapting this edition for an Indian audience, undue emphasis on the western cultural context has been removed and Indian cases and perspectives have been added, without disturbing the rigor and tenor of the original text. Features? A learner-centered approach engages students deeply in the study of psychology.? An engaging writing style helps awakens students? curiosity and energizes their desire to learn about psychology.? A greater emphasis on APA learning goals helps students master the skills they need to succeed.? Inclusion of Indian research helps create a friendly learning context for Indian students.? Some Indian topics added to the text are Culture and Psychological Processes, the Notion of Intelligence in the Indian Cultural Context, Health and Healing in India, Love in the Indian Cultural Context, etc. Table of Contents 1 the Science of Psychology2 the Biological Perspective3 Sensation and Perception 4 Consciousness 5 Learning 6 Memory 7 Cognition. Thinking, Intelligence and Language8 Development across the Life Span 9 Motivation and Emotion 10 Sexuality and Gender 11 Stress and Health 12 Social Psychology 13 Theories of Personality14 Psychological Disorders15 Psychological TherapiesAppendix A Statistics in PsychologyAppendix B applied Psychology and Psychology Careers.
