Psychology: General, Industrial, Social
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Yellowed
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image; creased corners and spine
What happens when the science of the human mind meets the demands of everyday working life? Psychology: General, Industrial, Social by John Munro Fraser presents a comprehensive and authoritative survey of psychological principles across three interlocking domains — the fundamental workings of the mind, the dynamics of the workplace, and the forces that shape human behaviour in society. Grounded in both theory and practical application, the text instructs readers on core psychological concepts while situating them within real-world industrial and social contexts, making it an essential companion for students and professionals alike. Fraser writes with the clarity and precision of a seasoned academic, synthesising decades of psychological research into an accessible yet intellectually rigorous framework. The work argues that understanding human behaviour is not merely an academic exercise but a vital competency for navigating modern organisational and social life. Its breadth — spanning perception, motivation, group dynamics, and occupational psychology — makes it a landmark text in applied psychology. Whether you are encountering the discipline for the first time or revisiting its foundations, this volume leaves you questioning just how much of human behaviour we truly understand.
Author: John Munro Fraser
Format: Paperback
Genre: Psychology
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Yellowed
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image; creased corners and spine
What happens when the science of the human mind meets the demands of everyday working life? Psychology: General, Industrial, Social by John Munro Fraser presents a comprehensive and authoritative survey of psychological principles across three interlocking domains — the fundamental workings of the mind, the dynamics of the workplace, and the forces that shape human behaviour in society. Grounded in both theory and practical application, the text instructs readers on core psychological concepts while situating them within real-world industrial and social contexts, making it an essential companion for students and professionals alike. Fraser writes with the clarity and precision of a seasoned academic, synthesising decades of psychological research into an accessible yet intellectually rigorous framework. The work argues that understanding human behaviour is not merely an academic exercise but a vital competency for navigating modern organisational and social life. Its breadth — spanning perception, motivation, group dynamics, and occupational psychology — makes it a landmark text in applied psychology. Whether you are encountering the discipline for the first time or revisiting its foundations, this volume leaves you questioning just how much of human behaviour we truly understand.