INDEXschizophrenia 57, 334–340
and creativity 338
and violence 339–340
self-perception 27, 28, 31
self-portraits 25
self-recognition 112
Seligman, Martin 16, 350
semantic memory 74
sensory perception 56
serotonin 326
sexual arousal 154
sexual relationships 25
shame 101
shopping 279–281
siblings 136–137, 171, 174, 175
Skinner, B.F. 12, 14
sleep 51, 91, 125
sleep paralysis 239
sleepwalking 52
smart drugs 48
smell 64, 98, 106
smiling 99, 102
smoking 307, 308
social anxiety 329
social networking 103
social psychology 13, 16
speech 42
split brain patients 41
sport 299–305
sports psychology 18
Stanford Prison Experiment 240–242
statistical tests 5
status quo bias 91
stepping reflex 109
stereotypes 218
strange-situation test 135–136
structuralists 11
suicide 325
Sullivan, Harry Stack 344
Sully, James 11
sunk-cost fallacy 93
superior colliculi 38, 59, 60
symbolism 53
synaesthesia 63, 71
systematizing 318T
tactile acuity 47
taste 65–66
temporal lobes 36
ten percent myth 36
Terror-management theory 227–228,
308
Tetris 48, 331
thalamus 38, 50, 59, 62
Thematic Apperception Test 180
therapeutic alliance 345
Thompson, J. Walter 14
Thorndike, Edward 12
time 128
Titchener, Edward 11
touch 46, 66–67, 106
touch-emotion synaesthesia 72
Tourette’s Syndrome 321–322
transference 344, 345
trauma 336
trust 235
Turner Syndrome 322
Tversky, Amos 90
twins 171–173
22q11.2 deletion Syndrome 322
two-point discrimination test 67U
Ultimatum Game 235, 236
umami 65
unconscious, the 53
universal grammar 158, 229V
Verbal Behavior (1957) 14
verbatim memory 76