Psychology: The Comic Book Introduction

It’s easy to study and understand

Anyone in college psych course get this book if you learn by pictures. Its breaks down good review and great for high school as well.

I really liked the contents. It is easy to follow and understand. Examples abound for each key concept of psychology, so it is best for non-psychologists who are interested in learning the concepts and how they are researched. However, I purchased e-version and the viewer did not allow zooming in but only offered highlighting a box of the comics. Because of that, very often I found the letters are too small to read it through rapidly and significantly reduced readability. Hope this improves, but except that issue, I quite enjoyed reading this book.

This book is highly informative but amusing and engaging as well. It is an excellent introduction to the main topics and it's great to have them covered in a concise manner.

For someone who has studied psychology. It is an easy revision.

A fun and informative way to learn all about psychology!

A fantastically refreshing, clear, and fun way to explain basic concepts in psychology. The book is both deep and unimposing - I would expect nothing less of a brilliant scientist like Oppenheimer, who doesn't take himself too seriously. Complex concepts, such as an experimental vs. a control group become unforgettable when illustrated by a participant who gets a cold water bucket on his head (experiment) vs. one who just sits there, and whose mood remains unchanged (control).I applaude this attempt, which will be as enjoyable to those curious about psychology as it will to those intimately familiar with it.

I love this book. It addresses all important concepts and schools in psychology from a novel and fun perspective. Very easy to follow and the cartoons help us understand and remember the concepts. However, the cheap paper and bad black & white printing prevents me from giving it the 5 stars, unfortunately.

It is certainly a good and stimulating introduction to psy, although it does not cover psychoanalysisA worth read anyway.

A thought provoking book.