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HOW

PSYCHOLOGY

WORKS

HOW

PSYCHOLOGY

WORKS

APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY visually explained

Consultant editor Jo Hemmings

Senior editor

Kathryn Hennessy

Senior art editor

Gadi Farfour

Editors

Anna Chiefetz, Jemima Dunne,

 

Anna Fischel, Joanna Micklem,

 

Victoria Pyke, Zoë Rutland

US Editors

Megan Douglass, Cheri Clark

Designers

Phil Gamble, Vanessa Hamilton,

 

Renata Latipova

Managing editor

Gareth Jones

Senior managing art editor

Lee Griffiths

Publisher

Liz Wheeler

Publishing director

Jonathan Metcalf

Art director

Karen Self

Senior jacket designer

Mark Cavanagh

Jacket editor

Clare Gell

Jacket design

Sophia MTT

development manager

 

Pre-production producer

Gillian Reid

Senior producer

Mandy Inness

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CONTENTS

PSYCHOLOGICAL

DISORDERS

 

 

Diagnosing disorders

36

Schizophrenia

70

 

 

Depression

38

Schizoaffective disorder

72

 

 

Bipolar disorder

40

Catatonia

73

Foreword

8

Perinatal mental illness

42

Delusional disorder

74

 

 

DMDD (disruptive mood

 

Dementia

76

WHAT IS

 

dysregulation disorder)

44

CTE (chronic traumatic

 

 

SAD (seasonal affective

 

encephalopathy)

78

 

 

 

PSYCHOLOGY?

 

disorder)

45

Delirium (acute confusional

 

 

Panic disorder

46

state)

79

 

 

 

 

Specific phobias

48

Substance use disorder

80

 

 

Agoraphobia

50

Impulse-control and addiction

82

The development of

 

Claustrophobia

51

Gambling disorder

83

psychology

12

GAD (generalized anxiety

 

Kleptomania

84

Psychoanalytical theory

14

disorder)

52

Pyromania

85

Behaviorist approach

16

Social anxiety disorder

53

DID (dissociative identity

 

Humanism

18

Separation anxiety disorder

54

disorder)

86

Cognitive psychology

20

Selective mutism

55

Depersonalization and

 

Biological psychology

22

OCD (obsessive compulsive

 

derealization

88

How the brain works

24

disorder)

56

Dissociative amnesia

89

How memory works

30

Hoarding disorder

58

Anorexia nervosa

90

How emotions work

32

BDD (body dysmorphic

 

Bulimia nervosa

92

 

 

disorder)

59

Binge-eating disorder

94

 

 

Skin-picking and hair-pulling

 

Pica

95

 

 

disorders

60

Communication disorders

96

 

 

Illness anxiety disorder

61

Sleep disorders

98

 

 

PTSD (post-traumatic stress

 

Tic disorders

100

 

 

disorder)

62

PD (personality disorders)

102

 

 

ASR (acute stress reaction)

63

Other disorders

108

 

 

Adjustment disorder

64

 

 

 

 

Reactive attachment

 

 

 

 

 

disorder

65

 

 

 

 

ADHD (attention deficit

 

 

 

 

 

hyperactivity disorder)

66

 

 

 

 

ASD (autism spectrum

 

 

 

 

 

disorder)

68

 

 

PSYCHOLOGY IN

THE REAL WORLD

 

 

 

 

Psychology of self-identity

146

 

 

 

 

Identity formation

148

HEALING

 

 

 

Personality

150

 

 

 

Self-actualization

152

THERAPIES

 

 

 

The psychology of

 

 

 

 

 

relationships

154

 

 

 

 

Psychology and attachment

156

Health and therapy

112

Humanistic therapies

130

The science of love

158

Physical and psychological

 

Person-centered therapy

132

How dating works

160

health

114

Reality therapy

132

Psychology and the stages

 

The role of therapy

116

Existential therapy

133

of relationships

162

 

 

Gestalt therapy

133

 

 

Psychodynamic therapies

118

Emotion-focused therapy

134

Psychology in education

166

Psychoanalysis

119

Solution-focused brief therapy

134

Educational theories

168

Jungian therapy

120

Somatic therapies

135

The psychology of teaching

172

Self psychology and object

 

EMDR (eye movement

 

Assessing problems

174

relations

121

desensitization and

 

 

 

Transactional analysis

121

reprocessing)

136

Psychology in the workplace 176

 

 

Hypnotherapy

136

Selecting the best candidate

178

Cognitive and behavioral

 

Arts-based therapies

137

Managing talent

180

therapies

122

Animal-assisted therapy

137

Team development

182

Behavioral therapy

124

 

 

Leadership

184

Cognitive therapy

124

Systemic therapies

138

Organizational culture and

 

CBT (cognitive behavioral

 

Family systems therapy

139

change

186

therapy)

125

Strategic family therapy

140

 

 

Third wave CBT

126

Dyadic developmental therapy

141

 

 

CPT (cognitive processing

 

Contextual therapy

141

 

 

therapy)

127

 

 

 

 

REBT (rational emotive

 

Biotherapies

142

 

 

behavior therapy)

127

 

 

 

 

Methods used in CBTs

128

 

 

 

 

Mindfulness

129

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CONTRIBUTORS

 

 

 

 

Jo Hemmings (consultant editor)

 

 

 

 

is a behavioral psychologist who

 

 

 

 

studied at the Universities of

 

 

 

 

Warwick and London. She has

HFE psychology

188

Changing consumer behavior

228

authored several successful books

Engineering displays

190

Consumer neuroscience

230

on relationships, writes regularly for

Human error and prevention

192

The power of branding

232

national newspapers and magazines,

 

 

The power of celebrity

234

is a regular on TV and radio, and

Forensic psychology

194

 

 

runs a counseling practice in

Psychology and criminal

 

The psychology of sports

236

London. She is also the consultant

investigations

196

Improving skills

238

psychologist on ITV’s Good Morning

Psychology in the courtroom

200

Keeping motivated

240

Britain in the UK.

Psychology in prisons

202

Getting in the zone

242

 

 

 

Performance anxiety

244

Catherine Collin is a clinical

Psychology in politics

204

 

 

psychologist and Director of

Voting behavior

206

Psychometric tests

246

Outlook SW Ltd (IAPT) and an

Obedience and

 

 

 

Associate Professor (Clinical

decision-making

208

Index

248

Psychology) at Plymouth University.

Nationalism

210

 

 

Catherine’s interests lie in primary

 

 

Acknowledgments

 

care mental health and the cognitive

Psychology in the

 

and picture credits

256

behavioral therapies.

community

214

 

 

 

How community works

216

 

 

Joannah Ginsburg Ganz is

Empowerment

218

 

 

a clinical psychotherapist and

Urban communities

220

 

 

journalist who has worked in private

Safety in the community

222

 

 

and public settings for the past 25

 

 

 

 

years. She also regularly contributes

Consumer psychology

224

 

 

to psychology publications.

Understanding consumer

 

 

 

 

behavior

226

 

 

Merrin Lazyan is a radio producer,

 

 

 

 

writer, editor, and classical singer

 

 

 

 

who studied psychology at Harvard

 

 

 

 

University. She has worked on

several fiction and nonfiction books, spanning a broad range of topics.

Alexandra Black is a freelance author who writes on a range of subjects, from history to business. Her writing career initially took her to Japan, and she later worked for a publisher in Australia before moving to Cambridge, UK.