This book deals with topics from many different fields of psychology. It begins with references to general themes of the science of psychology, such as its origins and the main schools of thought, and continues with research methods and ethics.
The subsequent chapters discuss neuropsychology and areas of the brain, followed by topics in cognitive psychology such as senses, the unconscious and conscious mind, memory, learning, language, and intelligence.
Next, there is an extensive discussion of the various developmental stages of human life, from infancy to adolescence and adulthood. Subsequently, topics such as emotion, motivation, personality, and the study of humans are developed, combining a series of biological, psychological, and social parameters.
