by Arthur S. Reber, Emily Reber, Rhianon Allen · Penguin · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780140514513
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«The Penguin Dictionary of Psychology» is the psychology dictionary by Arthur S. Reber, Emily Reber and Rhianon Allen, in paperback (864 pages, in English).
It is a reference work that brings together more than 17,000 definitions of the vocabulary of psychology and psychiatry, with entries that explain the usage, connotations and historical origin of each term. It also includes related fields such as neuroscience and social psychology, develops key concepts such as addiction and instinct, and closes with an appendix dedicated to phobias.
It is the third edition of «The Penguin Dictionary of Psychology», published by Penguin in 2002 as part of the Penguin Reference Books series.
It is aimed at students and professionals of psychology, as well as the general reader interested in consulting the terminology of the discipline.
