PSYCHOLOGY ENCYCLOPEDIA (htm) SCIENCE AND STUDY, SCIENTIFIC AND POPULAR, HUMAN, PSYCHOLOGY The encyclopedia contains 1365 dictionary articles and 473 biographical references, covering almost the entire spectrum of psychology as a science and as a profession A number of articles are devoted to the problems of related sciences (biology, medicine, pedagogy, sociology, etc.) d. ). Appealing to them reveals the importance of cross-subject relationships and leads to productive analogies, undoubtedly useful in the search for new ways and solutions. This book is not just a “momentary photo” of the current state of psychology in the United States Rather, it is an attempt to paint a holistic, dynamic picture of the world's psychological science and practice as it is currently seen from across the ocean. The creation of this picture was attended by more than 500 authors of articles and more than 40 editors, including Anna Anastasia, Albert Bandura, Theodore Blau, Thomas Hardy Leahy, E. R. Hilgard, Paul Mil, Charles Spielberger, K. In. Shia et al . All this allows us to hope that in addition to performing the utilitarian function of a complete reference book, this publication will also serve as a source of new ideas for readers in various fields of theorizing and practical work. It will be interesting and useful not only for students and young professionals, but also for mature professionals, as well as for anyone interested in psychology. Download with (2.) 2 MB) download with letitbit (2. 2 MB) 85