A History of Psychology in Ten Questions 2nd Edition

A History of Psychology in Ten Questions, 2nd Edition by Michael Hyland invites readers to explore the ideas, people, and debates that shaped psychology — through ten thought-provoking questions that make complex history clear and compelling.

Start by discovering why foundational issues still matter today: How did psychology evolve from philosophy and medicine? Which experiments changed how we think about mind and behavior? Hyland’s accessible writing frames historical developments within contemporary concerns, making the past relevant for students, instructors, and curious readers alike. The 2nd edition expands on key themes and integrates modern perspectives without losing the book’s engaging, narrative-driven approach.

Ideal for undergraduate courses, lifelong learners, and professionals seeking a concise yet thorough survey, this title balances chronological storytelling with critical analysis. Expect readable chapters, memorable case studies, and a focus on major figures and movements — from early theorists to behaviorism, cognitive revolution, and recent interdisciplinary trends. The book clarifies jargon, highlights methodological shifts, and encourages critical reflection on how culture and politics influenced psychological science.

Whether you’re buying for coursework in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia or studying internationally, A History of Psychology in Ten Questions, 2nd Edition is a reliable, classroom-ready choice that also serves as an inviting introduction for general readers. Clear, well-organized, and thoughtfully updated, it’s a must-have for anyone who wants to understand where psychology came from — and where it might be headed.

Order your copy today and begin a lively, informed journey through the history of psychology.

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