50 great myths of popular psychology: shattering widespread misconceptions about human behavior
In a society in which psychological knowledge is shaped as much, if not more, by supermarket tabloids, talk shows, and self-proclaimed "self-help gurus" as it is by the latest scientific advances, here is a book that helps students and the public distinguish fact from fiction in the world...
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| Zusammenfassung: | In a society in which psychological knowledge is shaped as much, if not more, by supermarket tabloids, talk shows, and self-proclaimed "self-help gurus" as it is by the latest scientific advances, here is a book that helps students and the public distinguish fact from fiction in the world of psychology. The authors use popular myths as a vehicle for distinguishing science from pseudoscience. Organized around key topic areas of modern psychology such as brain functioning, perception, development, memory, emotion, intelligence, learning, personality, mental illness, and psychotherapy, this book will help students and laypersons to critically evaluate the information and misinformation that is generated by popular psychology.--From publisher description. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | XX, 332 S. Ill., graph. Darst. |
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CONTENTS PREFACE XIII ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XIX INTRODUCTION THE WIDE WORLD OF
PSYEHOMYTHOLOGY 1 1 BRAIN POWER MYTHS ABOUT THE BRAIN AND PERCEPTION 21
N I MOST PEOPLE USE ONLY 10% OF THEIR BRAIN POWER 21 M RT SOME PEOPLE
ARE LEFT-BRAINED, OTHERS ARE RIGHT-BRAINED 25 N O EXTRASENSORY
PERCEPTION IS A WELL-ESTABLISHED SCIENTIFIC PHENOMENON 29 M * VISUAL
PERCEPTIONS ARE ACCOMPANIED BY TINY EMISSIONS FROM THE EYES 33 M K
SUBLIMINAL MESSAGES CAN PERSUADE PEOPLE TO PURCHASE PRODUCTS 36 2 FROM
WOMB TO TOMB MYTHS ABOUT DEVELOPMENT AND AGING 45 N N PLAYING MOZART'S
MUSIC TO INFANTS BOOSTS THEIR INTELLIGENCE 45 M ADOLESCENCE IS
INEVITABLY A TIME OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TURMOIL 49 NN MOST PEOPLE EXPERIENCE
A MIDLIFE CRISIS IN THEIR 40S OR EARLY 50S 52 II Q OLD AGE IS TYPICALLY
ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED DISSATISFACTION AND SENILITY 56 UE 1 O W^EN
DYING, PEOPLE PASS THROUGH A UNIVERSAL SERIES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL STAGES 60
3 A REMEMBRANCE OF THINGS PAST MYTHS ABOUT MEMORY 65 M -| . HUMAN
MEMORY WORKS LIKE A TAPE RECORDER OR VIDEO CAMERA, AND ACCURATELY
RECORDS THE EVENTS WE'VE EXPERIENCED 65 N .J P HYPNOSIS IS USEFUL FOR
RETRIEVING MEMORIES OF FORGOTTEN EVENTS 69 II -I O INDIVIDUALS COMMONLY
REPRESS THE MEMORIES OF FFLO _, * . _ TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES 73 IF 1 A
MOST PEOPLE WITH AMNESIA FORGET ALL DETAILS OF THEIR EARLIER LIVES 78 4
TEACHING OLD DOGS NEW TRICKS MYTHS ABOUT INTELLIGENCE AND LEARNING 83 #
-1 K INTELLIGENCE TESTS ARE BIASED AGAINST CERTAIN GROUPS OF PEOPLE 83
IF 1 A ^ YOU'RE UNSURE OF YOUR ANSWER WHEN TAKING A TEST, IT'S BEST TO
STICK WITH YOUR INITIAL HUNCH 87 M I RY THE DEFINING FEATURE OF DYSLEXIA
IS REVERSING LETTERS 89 IF 1 A STUDENTS LEARN BEST WHEN TEACHING STYLES
ARE MATCHED TO THEIR LEARNING STYLES 92 5 ALTERED STATES MYTHS ABOUT
CONSCIOUSNESS 100 M -* Q HYPNOSIS IS A UNIQUE "TRANCE" STATE THAT
DIFFERS IN KIND FROM WAKEFULNESS 100 RESEARCHERS HAVE DEMONSTRATED THAT
DREAMS POSSESS SYMBOLIC MEANING 104 U P 1 INDIVIDUALS CAN LEARN
INFORMATION, LIKE NEW LANGUAGES, WHILE ASLEEP 108 #PP DURING
"OUT-OF-BODY" EXPERIENCES, PEOPLE'S CONSCIOUSNESS LEAVES THEIR BODIES
110 VIII CONTENTS I'VE GOT A FEELING MYTHS ABOUT EMOTION AND MOTIVATION
116 JINO THE POLYGRAPH ("LIE DETECTOR") TEST IS AN ACCURATE MEANS OF
DETECTING DISHONESTY 116 HAPPINESS IS DETERMINED MOSTLY BY OUR EXTERNAL
CIRCUMSTANCES 122 UNTC ULCERS ARE CAUSED PRIMARILY OR ENTIRELY BY STRESS
126 #26 A POSITIVE ATTITUDE CAN STAVE OFF CANCER 129 THE SOCIAL ANIMAL
MYTHS ABOUT INTERPERSONAL BEHAVIOR 135 OPPOSITES ATTRACT: WE ARE MOST
ROMANTICALLY ATTRACTED TO PEOPLE WHO DIFFER FROM US 135 THERE'S SAFETY
IN NUMBERS: THE MORE PEOPLE #28 PRESENT AT AN EMERGENCY, THE GREATER THE
CHANCE THAT SOMEONE WILL INTERVENE 139 M QQ MEN AND WOMEN COMMUNICATE IN
COMPLETELY DIFFERENT WAYS 143 IT I N ^ TS BETTER T0 E X P RESS ANGER
TO OTHERS THAN TO HOLD IT IN 147 8 KNOW THYSELF MYTHS ABOUT PERSONALITY
153 RAISING CHILDREN SIMILARLY LEADS TO SIMILARITIES IN THEIR ADULT
PERSONALITIES THE FACT THAT A TRAIT IS HERITABLE MEANS M O "I IN THEIR
ADULT PERSONALITIES 153 #Q9 WE CAN'T CHANGE IT 158 # Q Q LOW SELF-ESTEEM
IS A MAJOR CAUSE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS 162 MOST PEOPLE WHO WERE
SEXUALLY ABUSED IN #34 CHILDHOOD DEVELOP SEVERE PERSONALITY DISTURBANCES
IN ADULTHOOD 166 MOE PEOPLE'S RESPONSES TO INKBLOTS TELL US A GREAT DEAL
ABOUT THEIR PERSONALITIES 171 OUR HANDWRITING REVEALS OUR PERSONALITY
TRAITS 175 CONTENTS IX SAD, MAD, AND BAD MYTHS ABOUT MENTAL ILLNESS 181
PSYCHIATRIC LABELS CAUSE HARM BY STIGMATIZING PEOPLE 181 #38 ONLY DEEPLY
DEPRESSED PEOPLE COMMIT SUICIDE 186 # O Q PEOPLE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA HAVE
MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES 189 ADULT CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS DISPLAY A
DISTINCT PROFILE OF SYMPTOMS 192 LA-\ THERE'S RECENTLY BEEN A MASSIVE
EPIDEMIC OF INFANTILE AUTISM 195 PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS AND
CRIMES INCREASE DURING FULL MOONS 201 10 DISORDER IN THE COURT MYTHS
ABOUT PSYCHOLOGY AND THE LAW 209 #43 MOST MENTALLY 111 PEOPLE ARE
VIOLENT 209 #44 CRIMINAL PROFILING IS HELPFUL IN SOLVING CASES 212 A
LARGE PROPORTION OF CRIMINALS SUCCESSFULLY USE THE INSANITY DEFENSE 216
VIRTUALLY ALL PEOPLE WHO CONFESS TO A CRIME ARE GUILTY OF IT 220 11
SKILLS AND PILLS MYTHS ABOUT PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT 227 EXPERT JUDGMENT
AND INTUITION ARE THE BEST MEANS OF MAKING CLINICAL DECISIONS 227 N* Q
ABSTINENCE IS THE ONLY REALISTIC TREATMENT GOAL FOR ALCOHOLICS 232 ALL
EFFECTIVE PSYCHOTHERAPIES FORCE PEOPLE TO #49 CONFRONT THE "ROOT" CAUSES
OF THEIR PROBLEMS IN CHILDHOOD 236 IICA ELECTROCONVULSIVE ("SHOCK")
THERAPY IS A PHYSICALLY DANGEROUS AND BRUTAL TREATMENT 239 POSTSCRIPT
TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FICTION 247 X CONTENTS APPENDIX RECOMMENDED
WEBSITES FOR EXPLORING PSYCHOMYTHOLOGY 253 REFERENCES 255 INDEX 319
CONTENTS XI |
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