Psychology & Culture Books

In the United States, government serves the citizens. It protects their constitutional rights, including freedom of speech and religion, and the right to equal protection under the law. This book depicts American citizens exercising the many rights and privileges that empower them to participate...

This book discusses Lynn Jorde's team's ethnographic research among North American Indians while exploring the Colorado River and its tributaries.

A book that covers information on various topics on psychology such as emotion, cognition and social interaction.

This book is about the understanding of deep psychological factors that might be needed to understand motivation in social interaction.

This book goes through and discusses various values and value statements and their relevance in a psychological context.

An overview in the psychology of thoughts, feelings and emotions.

Articles on psychological writings of Mark Pettinelli.

An educational psychology textbook, adapted for use at SUNY Oneonta by Brian Beitzel and Nathan Gonyea. Most of the text comes from open-access modules written by Kelvin Seifert and Rosemary Sutton for the Global Text Project; modules written by other authors are also included. Major topics...

The application of Human Computer Interaction (HCI) methods and designs for the improvement of work practices and technology requirements.

Preface by Sigmund Freud