Psychology serves as the gateway through which we study behavior and everything that emanates from a living organism as a result of its interaction with the external environment. This book delves into general psychology, highlighting its emergence and evolution across different eras. Like other sciences, it did not arrive in a finished form but went through various stages, each adding new and advanced insights. The book also points to the most important factors that influenced this science in modern times, clarifying its concept, goals, branches, and importance. It explores the subjects studied within this field and also clarifies the role of Arab scholars, like the historian Ibn Khaldun, who made significant contributions to its development. The text discusses the methodologies used by scientists, such as the descriptive and experimental methods, and explains the theoretical and applied branches of psychology. Furthermore, it presents both old and new schools of psychology, detailing their origins, principles, advantages, and disadvantages, while emphasizing the importance of each. The book also covers the drivers of behavior and delves into the concept, subject, conditions, and methods of learning.

• ISBN: 9789957164065
• Weight: 0.700 kg
• Dimensions: 17x24 cm
• Paper: White
• Pages: 358
• Year of Publication: 2013
• Binding: Hardcover