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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, |
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Anna Fischel, Joanna Micklem, |
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Victoria Pyke, Zoë Rutland |
US Editors |
Megan Douglass, Cheri Clark |
Designers |
Phil Gamble, Vanessa Hamilton, |
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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 |
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Pre-production producer |
Gillian Reid |
Senior producer |
Mandy Inness |
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CONTENTS

PSYCHOLOGICAL
DISORDERS
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Diagnosing disorders |
36 |
Schizophrenia |
70 |
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Depression |
38 |
Schizoaffective disorder |
72 |
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Bipolar disorder |
40 |
Catatonia |
73 |
Foreword |
8 |
Perinatal mental illness |
42 |
Delusional disorder |
74 |
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DMDD (disruptive mood |
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Dementia |
76 |
WHAT IS |
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dysregulation disorder) |
44 |
CTE (chronic traumatic |
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SAD (seasonal affective |
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encephalopathy) |
78 |
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PSYCHOLOGY? |
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disorder) |
45 |
Delirium (acute confusional |
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Panic disorder |
46 |
state) |
79 |
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Specific phobias |
48 |
Substance use disorder |
80 |
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Agoraphobia |
50 |
Impulse-control and addiction |
82 |
The development of |
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Claustrophobia |
51 |
Gambling disorder |
83 |
psychology |
12 |
GAD (generalized anxiety |
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Kleptomania |
84 |
Psychoanalytical theory |
14 |
disorder) |
52 |
Pyromania |
85 |
Behaviorist approach |
16 |
Social anxiety disorder |
53 |
DID (dissociative identity |
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Humanism |
18 |
Separation anxiety disorder |
54 |
disorder) |
86 |
Cognitive psychology |
20 |
Selective mutism |
55 |
Depersonalization and |
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Biological psychology |
22 |
OCD (obsessive compulsive |
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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 |
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Bulimia nervosa |
92 |
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disorder) |
59 |
Binge-eating disorder |
94 |
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Skin-picking and hair-pulling |
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Pica |
95 |
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disorders |
60 |
Communication disorders |
96 |
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Illness anxiety disorder |
61 |
Sleep disorders |
98 |
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PTSD (post-traumatic stress |
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Tic disorders |
100 |
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disorder) |
62 |
PD (personality disorders) |
102 |
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ASR (acute stress reaction) |
63 |
Other disorders |
108 |
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Adjustment disorder |
64 |
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Reactive attachment |
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disorder |
65 |
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ADHD (attention deficit |
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hyperactivity disorder) |
66 |
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ASD (autism spectrum |
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disorder) |
68 |
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PSYCHOLOGY IN
THE REAL WORLD
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Psychology of self-identity |
146 |
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Identity formation |
148 |
HEALING |
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Personality |
150 |
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Self-actualization |
152 |
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THERAPIES |
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The psychology of |
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relationships |
154 |
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Psychology and attachment |
156 |
Health and therapy |
112 |
Humanistic therapies |
130 |
The science of love |
158 |
Physical and psychological |
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Person-centered therapy |
132 |
How dating works |
160 |
health |
114 |
Reality therapy |
132 |
Psychology and the stages |
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The role of therapy |
116 |
Existential therapy |
133 |
of relationships |
162 |
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Gestalt therapy |
133 |
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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 |
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EMDR (eye movement |
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Assessing problems |
174 |
relations |
121 |
desensitization and |
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Transactional analysis |
121 |
reprocessing) |
136 |
Psychology in the workplace 176 |
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Hypnotherapy |
136 |
Selecting the best candidate |
178 |
Cognitive and behavioral |
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Arts-based therapies |
137 |
Managing talent |
180 |
therapies |
122 |
Animal-assisted therapy |
137 |
Team development |
182 |
Behavioral therapy |
124 |
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Leadership |
184 |
Cognitive therapy |
124 |
Systemic therapies |
138 |
Organizational culture and |
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CBT (cognitive behavioral |
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Family systems therapy |
139 |
change |
186 |
therapy) |
125 |
Strategic family therapy |
140 |
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Third wave CBT |
126 |
Dyadic developmental therapy |
141 |
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CPT (cognitive processing |
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Contextual therapy |
141 |
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therapy) |
127 |
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REBT (rational emotive |
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Biotherapies |
142 |
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behavior therapy) |
127 |
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Methods used in CBTs |
128 |
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Mindfulness |
129 |
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CONTRIBUTORS |
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Jo Hemmings (consultant editor) |
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is a behavioral psychologist who |
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studied at the Universities of |
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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, |
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The power of celebrity |
234 |
is a regular on TV and radio, and |
Forensic psychology |
194 |
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runs a counseling practice in |
Psychology and criminal |
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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 |
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Performance anxiety |
244 |
Catherine Collin is a clinical |
Psychology in politics |
204 |
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psychologist and Director of |
Voting behavior |
206 |
Psychometric tests |
246 |
Outlook SW Ltd (IAPT) and an |
Obedience and |
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Associate Professor (Clinical |
decision-making |
208 |
Index |
248 |
Psychology) at Plymouth University. |
Nationalism |
210 |
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Catherine’s interests lie in primary |
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Acknowledgments |
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care mental health and the cognitive |
Psychology in the |
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and picture credits |
256 |
behavioral therapies. |
community |
214 |
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How community works |
216 |
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Joannah Ginsburg Ganz is |
Empowerment |
218 |
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a clinical psychotherapist and |
Urban communities |
220 |
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journalist who has worked in private |
Safety in the community |
222 |
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and public settings for the past 25 |
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years. She also regularly contributes |
Consumer psychology |
224 |
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to psychology publications. |
Understanding consumer |
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behavior |
226 |
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Merrin Lazyan is a radio producer, |
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writer, editor, and classical singer |
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who studied psychology at Harvard |
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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.
