Introduction to Psychology

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‘Introduction to Psychology’ carries issues of contemporary relevance in the Indian society and workplaces. The book has been divided into two sections: one that includes issues of psychosocial relevance such as autism, eating disorders, memory, communication skills, learning, schizophrenia, prosocial behaviour, prostitution, resilience, and forensic psychology. The other section includes issues of contemporary significance to workplaces such as absenteeism, development of human resource, employee counseling, group dynamics, talented youth at work, work family conflict, and behaviour based safety in organizations. The book has 17 chapters on a variety of topics to serve as a textbook for students of psychology in the colleges and university courses. ‘Introduction to Psychology’ carries issues of contemporary relevance in the Indian society and workplaces including issues of psychosocial relevance as well as issues of contemporary significance to workplaces. CONTENTS - 1-Autism 2- Eating Disorders 3- Memory 4- Communication Skills 5- Learning 6-Schizopherenia 7- Prosocial Behaviour; True Altruism or simply Egoism 8-Prostitution 9- Resilience 10-Forensic Psychology 11-Absenteeism 12-Developing thr Human Resource 13- Employee Counseling 14- Dynamics of group Behaviour 15- Talented Youth at work 16- Work Family Conflict 17- Behaviour Based Safety in Organizatinos