A book by the most prominent Arab psychologist, Dr. Youssef Murad, who founded an independent school in psychology, the school of “Integrative Psychology.” This book includes studies on integrative psychology in ten complete chapters, which are considered an important reference for every researcher and specialist in psychology. The first chapter begins with an introduction to the integrative approach, and a simplified explanation of psychological phenomena and their traditional classification. It then expands in subsequent chapters to explain emotions and their psychophysiological beginnings, commenting on the theories of major psychologists, including Freud. It also discusses the psychological foundations of social integration and forensic psychology from an integrative perspective, and then discusses industrial psychology and psychological studies in the service of industry. The book also includes a chapter defining the terms included in it.
