"Psychological Life" Author: [US] Richard Grieg / [US] Philip Zimbardo People's Posts and Telecommunications Publishing House Douban Popular Science Book Top 100

"Psychology and Life" is a textbook used by Stanford University for many years. It is also a classic textbook promoted and used in many universities in the United States. It is recommended by ETS as the main reference book for GRE psychology exams and is also selected as a textbook for "general psychology" courses in universities in many countries. This textbook is written fluently, easy to understand, and deeply rooted in life. It connects psychological theories and knowledge with people's daily lives and work, making it also an excellent reading material for the general public to understand psychology and themselves.

As a mature textbook containing rich educational ideas and unique teaching methods, all the elements in the original book - such as the "Glossary" consisting of more than 600 words and explanations, more than 2,000 "References", and nearly 1,000 "Name and Subject Indexes", etc., are very valuable for teaching, research and learning. This Chinese translation has completely translated and retained these materials.

Richard J. Gerrig is a professor of psychology at the State University of New York. He has won the Lex Hixon Outstanding Teacher Award in the Social Sciences. He has expertise in cognitive psychology research and is a member of the American Psychological Association's Experimental Psychology Section. Gerrig has been a co-author of the classic textbook "Psychology and Life" since its 14th edition was revised.

Philip G. Zimbardo is a professor of psychology at Stanford University, a famous contemporary psychologist, and the president of the American Psychological Association. For more than 40 years, the American Psychological Association has awarded Zimbardo the Hilgard Lifetime Achievement Award in General Psychology for his outstanding contributions to psychology research and teaching. The classic textbook "Psychology and Life" created by him has nurtured generations of psychology workers. Zimbardo took the initiative to give up his position and recommended Greger as the first author of the 16th edition of "Psychology and Life".