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New & Featured Psychology Books in the Library
The College Student's Guide to Mental Health by Call Number: 616.8900835 N897ISBN: 9781608689019Publication Date: 2024Easy, accessible guidance for addressing an essential element to college success: mental health.
How to Know a Person by Call Number: 302 B873HISBN: 9780593230060Publication Date: 2023Draws from psychology and neuroscience as well as theater, philosophy, history, and education to present an integrated approach to human connection.
The Experience Machine by Call Number: 153 C592ISBN: 9781524748456Publication Date: 2023Illustrates how the predictive brain sculpts all human experience.
Microjoys by Call Number: 152.42 SP755ISBN: 9780593492222Publication Date: 2023Essays and prompts for difficult times and sustain in the everyday.
The Fun Habit by Call Number: 158 R911ISBN: 9781982159054Publication Date: 2023Presents the latest scientific evidence for the potent and revitalizing value of fun and how to make having fun a habitual and authentic part of daily life.
Psychology in Your Life by Call Number: 155 G869ISBN: 9780393877533Publication Date: 2022Provides inclusive solutions to today's teaching and learning challenges.
Conversations with People Who Hate Me by Call Number: 791.467 M361ISBN: 9781982129279Publication Date: 2022Thought-provoking, witty, and inspirational exploration of difficult conversations and how to navigate them.
Stolen Focus by Call Number: 153.733 H281ISBN: 9780593138519Publication Date: 2022Examines why and looks for solution to the problem that in the US, teenagers can focus on one task for only sixty-five seconds at a time, and office workers average only three minutes.
The Chaos Machine by Call Number: 302.231 F533ISBN: 9780316703321Publication Date: 2022Tells the inside story of how Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other social network preyed on psychological frailties to create the algorithms that drive everyday users to extreme opinions and, increasingly, extreme actions.
