Analytical summary

"Understanding Psychology" is a coursebook, written by Robert S.Feldman. The first part, which is called "Introduction to Psychology", consists of three themes, which primes a student about the basics of Psychology.
In the first topic "Psychologists at work", author explains the term "Psychology" and what the representatives of this science do in general. The writer describes the subfields of Psychology such as Behevioral neuroscience, Personality or cognitive Psychology and many more. Robert S.Feldman depicts each subfield and what each explores. He presents the areas of employment for psychologists as well.
In the second theme "Ascience evolves: the Past, the Present and the Future" writer tells us about the history of Psychology. Robert S.Feldman introduces the scinentists who furthered the development of Psychology. The author describes the major approaches and different perspectives as well.
In the third theme, which is called "Psychology's key issues and controversies" author writes about the various positions taken by psychologists and distinct points of view. What is more, the author describes what impact culture, ethnicity and race have on behaviour. In the end, Robert S.Feldman informs the reader about the growing public interest in Psychology and the rising perspectives for the representatives of this science.
In conclusion, in the first part "Introduction to Psychology" author gives valuable information for the learners about subfields, history and controversies in Psychology. Futhermore, Robert S.Feldman writes about future and career perspectives for Psychology majors, giving the chance for a learner to know what he can expect in the future.