Psychology, 13th Edition by Myers and DeWall
Psychology 13th Edition by David G. Myers and C. Nathan DeWall provides a broad, research-based introduction to the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. Written primarily for introductory psychology courses, it helps students examine how biological, cognitive, developmental, and social influences shape human experience.
The book begins with the history of psychology and the importance of critical thinking in psychological science. It then explores the biology of the mind, consciousness, genetics and environment, human development, sensation, perception, learning, memory, language, intelligence, motivation, emotion, stress, personality, psychological disorders, and therapy. Social behavior and the ways people influence one another are also examined in detail.
Rather than treating psychology as a collection of isolated definitions, the text connects concepts with research findings and recognizable situations. Students can use it to develop scientific reasoning, evaluate psychological claims, understand common research methods, and apply course material to relationships, health, learning, decision-making, and everyday behavior.
This edition is particularly useful for undergraduate students taking general psychology, instructors building course reading lists, libraries supporting behavioral-science programs, and readers seeking a structured overview of the field. Its extensive coverage also makes it suitable for reviewing major topics before examinations or preparing for more specialized psychology courses.
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Key Features
- Thirteenth edition: The specific edition associated with ISBN 9781319132101.
- Comprehensive introductory coverage: Examines the principal biological, cognitive, developmental, social, and clinical areas of psychology.
- Research-focused approach: Encourages students to evaluate evidence and think critically about psychological claims.
- Practical academic resource: Suitable for lectures, independent study, examination review, and course assignments.
- Everyday applications: Connects psychological science with learning, health, relationships, decision-making, and behavior.
- Designed for students: Organized as a full-length introduction to the major concepts taught in general psychology courses.




















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