Psych 101: Psychology Facts, Basics, Statistics, Tests, and More! (Adams 101 Series) Hardcover – Illustrated, September 18, 2012

This book has hit home for me and made things a lot clearer for me and it was easy to read and understand. The book has a hug breakdown of everything you need, even work sheets after each chapter. This is definitely a great book to get I'm so happy I did.

I enjoyed reading this book, it’s easy to read and educational!! I recommend for anyone to read it, I am reading the other books available.

While I genuinely think this is a well-written, easy to grasp, and enjoyable book on introductory subjects of Psychology, the author does not have a degree in Psychology...

Psych 101 by Paul Kleinman is a well put together concise easy to understand collection of the figures, theories, and concepts one is likely to encounter in an introductory psychology course. Most of the chapters average five pages with some that go into a field of studying going a little more. A few of the figures and their accomplishments mentioned in the book are B.F. Skinner, Anna Freud, Stanley Milgram, and Philip Zimbardo. Important topics and key events in the development of psychology such as the purpose of sleep, the Rosenhan Experiment, and the Stanford Prison Experiment, are just a few of the interesting things covered in Kleinman's book.For the lay person who wishes to learn more about the study of the mind and those who shaped our understanding of it I cant think of a better introductory guide. Happy reading!

its a text book!

You learn about psychologists and their remarkable contributions to their field. The book also includes images to help with understanding. Very good.

Good book lots of helpful information and not the dry textbook I’m used to

A cool book to understand psychology but only used for school purposes