How do we learn to speak? Do kids really get high when they eat a lot of sugar? What will make our marriage happy? How do our senses deceive us? Are we defined by our genes or our environment? Why does our memory sometimes fail us? What influences shape our personality? Is aggression part of human nature? What determines sexual orientation? How do we choose friends? What is a mental disorder? Who takes stress the worst? What is the secret of happiness and subjective well-being?

Stanford University professor Philip Zimbardo, who gained world fame through his "prison experiment", and his colleagues will introduce you to everything you need to know about psychology in a scientific, yet very entertaining way. They use the latest research results and help with case studies, diagrams, and tasks that develop critical thinking so that the acquired knowledge can also be applied in everyday life. It is no coincidence that Psychology for Everyone is on the list of mandatory reading in colleges and universities around the world.

Zimbardo's work is published in Hungarian in four volumes. The main themes of the third volume are: motivation, emotions, personality and community.