Explore the intricate relationship between classification and cognition within the renowned Oxford Psychology Series. This insightful resource delves into how humans organize information, categorize experiences, and the fundamental cognitive processes that underpin our understanding of the world, offering a comprehensive look at these critical psychological phenomena.
This segment, part of the Community Psychology Series, delves into the pervasive issue of psychological stress experienced by individuals within the campus community. It explores various contributing factors, their impact on student and faculty wellbeing, and offers community-based strategies for assessment, intervention, and fostering a resilient, supportive academic environment.
Explore the foundational development and diverse real-world applications of Social Learning Theory. This essential collection, part of the Centennial Psychology Series, brings together selected papers that illuminate key concepts in behavioral psychology and social cognition, offering invaluable insights into how individuals learn from their social environments.
Explore the profound intersection of nonviolence and peace psychology in this insightful series. Delve into the psychological underpinnings of peacebuilding, conflict resolution, and fostering positive societal change, offering valuable perspectives on achieving a more nonviolent and harmonious world.
This resource explores the critical aspects of maintaining and enhancing close romantic relationships. Drawing from the Educational Psychology Series, it offers insightful strategies for fostering strong, lasting connections. Discover practical techniques to navigate challenges, improve communication, and deepen intimacy within your partnership.
Explore the intricate science of how we actively engage with the visual world through the lens of psychology. This volume, part of the distinguished Oxford Psychology Series, delves into the fascinating mechanisms behind looking and seeing, offering a comprehensive understanding of active vision and visual perception.