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WHAT IS PSYCHOLOGY?
Because psychology is such a young science, we don’t have to look that far back to examine its roots. Before there were psychologists, people studied and dis-cussed things that, today, would be part of psychology. In this section, we’ll look first at a brief overview of the history of psychology. Then we’ll examine the ma-
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