THE ROUGH GUIDE TO PSYCHOLOGYbroken window theory 254
bullying 270, 271
Burt, Cyril 194
business psychology 263–273
bystander effect 245–247
C
cannabis 340
cerebellum 36
cerebral cortex 35, 50, 53
cerebrospinal fluid 35
change blindness 56
Charcot, Jean-Martin 343
chat-up lines 153
child abuse 337
children 107, 109–120, 173, 174, 234
and ADHD 321
and crime 254–256
and depression 325
children’s TV 47
choice blindness 94
Chomsky, Noam 15, 158, 159
clinical psychology 17
cognitive archaeology 18
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy 330,
343, 348–349
cognitive dissonance 27, 31
cognitive enhancers 48
cognitive neuropsychology 45
cognitive neuroscience 13
cognitive psychology 13, 16, 332
Cognitive Restructuring 347
cognitive therapy 347
common sense 3, 186
computer games 47
conceptual semantics 165
confirmation bias 92
conformity 243–244
conscientiousness 178
consciousness 11, 49
“hard problem of ” 50
contact theory 219
control groups 4
cooperation 234–236
coprolalia 321
corpus callosum 37
counselling psychology 17
counter-transference 345
creativity 198–201, 328, 338
crime 253–262
criminal profiling 258
criminal psychology 18
cross-sectional studies 5
crowd behaviour 240–250, 249, 250
crying 100
crystallized intelligence 188, 189D
Darwin, Charles 9, 99, 104, 136
day reconstruction method 91
day-residue 53
decision-making 89, 92, 95
decoy effect 279
default mode network 51
déjà vu 83
delusional self-glorification 26
dementia 129, 161
dependency paradox 155
depression 323–328
depressive realism 327
development 105–124
developmental psychology 16
Dialectical Behavioural Therapy 349
diffusion tensor imaging 187
disgust 216, 230
dissociative identity disorder 183–185
dogs 57, 208, 209, 235, 311
dopamine 335
dorsolateral prefrontal cortices 49
double dissociation 41
Down’s Syndrome 322
drive reduction 133