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Psychology 101

A vivid journey through psychology's evolution from Freud's couch to humanistic rebellion, told through the minds that built the field.

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13Sections
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Chapters

13 total
  1. 01Prologue
  2. 02Chapter One - The Soul Doctors
  3. 03Chapter Two - The Birth of the Mind
  4. 04Chapter Three - Freud’s Couch
  5. 05Chapter Four - Pavlov’s Bell
  6. 06Chapter Five - Jung’s Shadow
  7. 07Chapter Six - The Mind in Pieces
  8. 08Chapter Seven - The DSM Decade
  9. 09Chapter Eight - The Humanists
  10. 10Chapter Nine - The Social Animal
  11. 11Chapter Ten - The Age of Therapy
  12. 12Chapter Eleven - The Digital Brain
  13. 13Chapter Twelve - The Mirror We Can’t Escape
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Dedications, notices, acknowledgments, author notes, and short passages from this book.

Psychology 101

Psychology 101
A History of Minds

by James Johnson

Dedication

For the overthinkers, the feelers, the misfits, the anxious, and the chronically introspective.
You were never broken.
You were just paying attention.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS


THANKS TO EVERYONE who cracked open the human mind and tried to map the mess.
To the ones who shocked strangers, watched rats, talked to ghosts, labeled suffering, and tried to name the unnamable, this book is yours, whether you got it right or not.

To every friend who stayed on the phone one more hour.
To every therapist who actually listened.
To every person who journaled at 2AM and kept showing up.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR


JJ IS THE author of more than 250 books exploring history, ideology, systems, and the stories we tell ourselves.
His work blends sharp research with bold commentary, cutting through the noise to uncover how we got here and what the hell we’re supposed to do with it.

He writes like your smart friend who won’t let you off the hook.

COPYRIGHT


COPYRIGHT © 2025 JAMES Johnson All rights reserved.
No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations used in reviews or scholarly work.

This book is for informational and entertainment purposes only.
It is not medical advice, nor a substitute for therapy or professional mental health services.
While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the content reflects the author’s interpretation of psychological history and should not be considered definitive or comprehensive.