1). Introduction to Psychology
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2). What Drives Us?
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3). Construction of Personality
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4). Cognition and Emotion
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5). Shadow and Projection
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6). The Role of Authority
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7). Empathy Erosion
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8). The Question of Freedom
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9). Conclusion: Who Are We?
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