Okay, so today I decided to dive into “Psychology 6th Edition by Ciccarelli.” I’ve had this textbook sitting on my shelf for a while, and I figured it was time to crack it open.
First, I grabbed the book and flipped through it. It’s pretty hefty! I noticed it’s got tons of colorful pictures and diagrams, which is cool. I’m a visual learner, so that’s a big plus for me.
Getting Started
- I started by reading the preface. It basically explained the goals of the book and how it’s organized. Nothing too exciting, but good to know.
- Then, I checked out the table of contents. It’s broken down into different sections, like “The Science of Psychology,” “Sensation and Perception,” “Learning,” and so on. Seems pretty standard for a psych textbook.
Diving into Chapter 1
I decided to focus on Chapter 1, “The Science of Psychology.”
I skimmed the chapter, it’s a introduction of the psychology.
I started to review this chapater and toke some notes, it’s really a long time to read the textbook like a student.
I must admit it’s not a easy work.
My Goal For today
My original plan was to read the whole chapter today, but honestly, that’s not gonna happen. It’s dense! So, I’ve adjusted my goal. I’m aiming to just get through the first few sections and really understand them.
I also searched relative contents on the Internet, they really helped me to understand some professional words.
So yeah, that’s my “Psychology 6th Edition” adventure for today. Slow and steady wins the race, right? I’ll keep plugging away at it. Wish me luck!
