General Psychology: An Introduction

A complete introductory psychology course built from modular chapters by leading researchers. It covers the brain, perception, learning, memory, personality, and social behavior in clear, self-contained units.

Noba

The 1890 classic that helped found modern psychology. Volume one explores the brain, habit, the stream of thought, attention, memory, and the nature of the self.

William James

A thorough single-semester introduction that connects biology, cognition, and social behavior. Each chapter ties research findings to everyday life.

Various Authors

A reader-friendly survey of the science of mind and behavior, from neurons and sensation to memory, emotion, and psychological disorders. Organized for a first course in psychology.

Charles Stangor

Freud's own lectures laying out the foundations of psychoanalysis, including the unconscious, dreams, slips of the tongue, and the theory of neuroses.

Sigmund Freud