Are we genuine or do we all conform to the rules? What makes us remember? Why do we forget? Can intelligence be measured? Questions like these form the foundation of the work of the world's greatest thinkers and researchers in the exciting field of psychology.

Written in simple language, this book is filled with concise yet complete analyses, diagrams explaining complex theories, classic quotes, and clever images that help us see our perceptions and opinions through a different lens.

The authors specifically analyze the philosophical roots of psychology, behaviorism, psychotherapy, cognitive psychology, social psychology, developmental psychology, and differential psychology.

Beginners, psychology students, as well as advanced scholars will find plenty of material that will stimulate their curiosity and excite them.

Katherine Collins is a clinical psychologist and associate professor at the University of Plymouth, focusing particularly on primary psychiatric care and cognitive behavioral therapy. Nigel Benson is a lecturer in philosophy and psychology. Joanna Ginsberg is a clinical psychologist and journalist, working in community therapy centers. Voula Grant is a business psychologist and consultant on leadership and executive performance issues. Merin Lazian studied psychology at Harvard, is an author, editor, and opera singer. Marcus Weeks studied philosophy, has been involved in teaching, and is an author and musician.