Book Review: “A Concise Textbook of Human Psychology” by Dr. Babita Shrivastava 

Dr. Sarabjeet Kaur’s “A Concise Textbook of Human Psychology” is a comprehensive resource that expertly navigates the complex outlook of psychological science across its 15 meticulously structured chapters. exploring into the complexities of human behaviour, provides a thorough understanding of how physiological processes influence behaviour.

Each chapter is thoughtfully organized, covering essential topics such as sensation and perception, learning and memory, and the intricacies of thinking and language.
These Key topics are examined with clarity, showcasing the elaborated networks that govern cognitive functions.        .

Dr. Kaur’s exploration of intelligence, accompanied by assessment tools, offers valuable insights into cognitive evaluation, and also enhances the comprehension of individual differences.

The discussions on motivation, emotion, stress, and coping mechanisms are particularly relevant in today’s fast-paced world…

           
The discussion on attitudes ,developmental psychology and personality provides a holistic view of human growth and traits. developmental psychology provides a framework for understanding growth and change throughout the human lifespan, while the exploration of personality traits enriches the reader’s grasp of individual differences.

Notably, the final chapter on dreams, is a highlight
adds a unique dimension to the text, emphasizing the multifaceted nature of human experience. which includes a fascinating analysis of the dreams of blind individuals, showcases Dr. Kaur’s depth of understanding and compassion.

The use of tabular information throughout the chapters enhances clarity and facilitates easy reference, and aids in the retention of complex concepts.
making this textbook an invaluable tool for students and professionals alike. Overall, Dr. Kaur’s work serves as a vital contribution to the field of psychology in context to homeopathy, merging theory with practical insights in an accessible format.
While this book offers valuable insights, it may not be ideally suited for first year undergraduates to crack the exams; however, it remains a useful resource for deeper understanding. Chapters, particularly on the standard model of memory and Freud’s psychoanalysis, are exceptionally well-explained. Annexure -III explains the relationship of Psychology with Homoeopathy, making it an essential read for students and professionals alike.