Psychology of Human Behavior

De: David W. Martin, The Great Courses

Narrado por: David W. Martin

Duración: 18 h y 30 m

Resumen del Editor

Today's psychologist is apt to be very different from the image most people conjure up when asked to picture one - an image that almost always suggests Sigmund Freud or someone like him, complete with leather couch.

But as indebted as they may be to Freud's landmark explorations of our psychological landscape, modern psychologists are involved in far more than helping people cope with their inner demons. Instead, they are working in areas that now encompass every part of the process by which we develop and function as people:

• How we perceive, remember, and learn
• How we select our friends and partners and retain their affection and love
• The things that motivate us

Now you can gain a basic introduction to psychology - beginning with its historical context and looking ahead to some of the directions it is likely to take in the future - in this fascinating series of 36 lectures from an acclaimed teacher and author. It explores all of the many new areas that now fit comfortably beneath psychology's umbrella and the sophisticated new research methods that have emerged.

These lectures are both an excellent summary of a transformed profession and an ideal starting point for those eager to expand their understanding of the human mind.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio.

©2006 The Teaching Company, LLC (P)2006 The Great Courses

Magnificent! 97/100

I have over a hundred audiobooks and taken many of the Great Curses, several psychology related and this is the first time I felt I compelled to write a review specially for the long time I and you will invest on it.

If you are looking for complete overview of the field of psychology look no further this is it.

Very well structured
Very clear
Great examples
Down to earth
The profesor makes an excellent job over all since I never got bored.

If you are wondering if there is something bad the only MINOR thing I notice is every now and then he gets tangle with the words but since it seems to be a life performance is completely natural.

If any errors on this review please excuse my spelling, grammar, and punctuation. English is not my native language.

Use of Filler words

Dr. Martins use of "Ahhs" or "ums" almost ruins this lecture, I prefer silence instead of the use of a filler word, so for me listening in was a challenge. good material overall, just to many filler words.

a good teacher

I enjoyed the psychology course. I thought the instructor was extremely thorough and he was able to provide relevant details for me to obtain the information.

amazing. loved it. great teacher. very interesting

i loved this course. enjoyed it very much. great teacher. very interesting. good teacher.

great read

great book. on my second read. looking forward to listening to more great lecture courses. hopefully they are all delivered this well

A must for Psychology students!

This is a fascinating read. The author was great and easy to listen to. I'd fully recommend it.

grest

loved it, listen to the lectures several times and learned more each time. my favorite so far.

Outstanding Lectures For Intro To Psych

What does Professor David W. Martin bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

The narrator is the Professor giving the lectures. He has experience in the field of psychology, and brings this experience to his lectures.

Any additional comments?

Go with this over the "Great Ideas" also by the Great Courses. Worth every second of listening.

Highly informative

Absolutely loved it. The course is highly informative and educational, well structured and presented by an obviously knowledgeable and experienced professor. Highly recommend!

Excellent review for the experianced

I loved this lecture course. The pacing was fabulous and as someone with a master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, working with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, I found this to be a wonderful review of human behavior and both the covert and overt processes which contribute to it.