Chapters in this textbook for college students in introductory psychology courses are: (1) What is Psychology?; (2) Scientific Methods in Psychology; (3) Biological Psychology; (4) Sensation and Perception; (5) Altered States; (6) Learning; (7) Memory; (8) Cognition and Language; (9) Intelligence and Its Measurement; (10) Development; (11) Motivation; (12) Emotions, Health Psychology, and Coping with Stress; (13) Personality; (14) Abnormal Behavior; (15) Treatment of Psychologically Troubled People; and (16) Social Psychology and Applied Psychology. Each chapter begins with an outline and a brief introduction to the topic. Sections within each chapter begin with one or more fundamental questions which are currently motivating research, and close with a summary of important points. Important terms in the text appear in boldface type with corresponding definitions provided at the end of the chapter and in the glossary/subject index located at the back of the book. Also contains a name index, a theme index, and approximately 1600 references. (RB)