Psychology for curious kids an illustrated introduction to brain science, identity, mental health, and more! Anna Claybourne
By: Claybourne, Anna.
Publisher: London Arcturus Publishing Limited c2025Description: 128 pages col. ill. 29 x 24 cm.ISBN: 9781398833401.Subject(s): Psychology—Juvenile literature | Brain—Juvenile literature | Identity (Psychology)—Juvenile literature | Mental health—Juvenile literature | Human behavior—Juvenile literatureDDC classification: Ref. 155.4 C6221p 2025 Summary: Part of the Curious Kids educational series, this brightly illustrated book introduces young readers to fundamental concepts of human psychology. It breaks down complex ideas into manageable, relatable segments, exploring how the brain works, why we dream, how memories are formed, and the basics of personality. It also tackles contemporary concepts such as neurodiversity, identity, and group behavior. (Brown Books)| Item type | Current location | Home library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Includes glossary and index.
Part of the Curious Kids educational series, this brightly illustrated book introduces young readers to fundamental concepts of human psychology. It breaks down complex ideas into manageable, relatable segments, exploring how the brain works, why we dream, how memories are formed, and the basics of personality. It also tackles contemporary concepts such as neurodiversity, identity, and group behavior. (Brown Books)
REFERENCE Applied psychology
