history psychology

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PSYC 4006

History of Psychology

Course Materials and Readings

Required Textbook The following textbook is required for this course:

Henley, T. B. (2019). Hergenhahn’s An introduction to the history of psychology (8th Ed.). Belmont, CA: Wadsworth.

Additional Resources The online content often provides links to videos, webpages, or additional reading that are seen as useful in gaining understanding of the

material covered. Since it cannot be guaranteed that all links will remain active, you will never be tested on information that is provided

only within any of these suggested resources. They are provided only to act as an aid in demonstrating ideas and information in a way other

than provided in the text. They will be especially useful if you are a visual learner.

Module Readings The table below breaks down your required readings by module. Note that all chapters are found in your Henley textbook.

Module 1 Chapter 1: Introduction

Module 2 Chapter 2: The Ancient World

Module 3 Chapter 3: Rome and the Middle Ages

Module 4 Chapter 4: Renaissance Science and Philosophy

Module 5 Chapter 5: Empiricism, Sensationalism, and Positivism

Chapter 6: Rationalism

Module 6 Chapter 9: Early Approaches to Psychology

Module 7 Chapter 10: Evolution and Individual Differences

Module 8 Chapter 11: American Psychology and Functionalism

Module 9 Chapter 12: Behaviorism

Chapter 13: Neobehaviorism

Module 10 Chapter 15: Early Considerations of Mental Illness

Module 11 Chapter 16: Psychoanalysis

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