Unifying Causality and Psychology

Part I. Core Causality in Behavior: Foundations and Models

1. Brief Book Description and Book Assumptions
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2. Overview of Book Parts and Chapter by Chapter Overview
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3. Introducing Causality in Psychology
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4. Causality in Philosophy; Philosophy in Psychology
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5. Models and Systems of Causality of Behavior
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6. Statistical Concepts and Networks in Causality
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Part II. Biology and Revolutions

7. Brain: The Neuronal Network Revolution
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8. Lateralization and Specialization of the Brain
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9. The Genetics Revolution
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10. Gene × Environment Interaction: The Environmental Revolution
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11. Genes and Environments: The Person Revolution
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12. Nature and Nurture: Evolution and Complexities
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Part III. Normal and Abnormal Development and Free Will: Normal Development and Free Will

13. Differential Susceptibility: Orchids, Dandelions, and the Flowering of Developmental Psychology
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14. Early Adversity, Fetal Programming, and Getting Under the Skin
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15. Connecting the Social Dots
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16. Causal Learning: Understanding the World
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17. Developing the Mind, Minding Development
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18. Free Will in Behavior: Believing Makes It So
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19. An Integrated Model of “Free Will” and New Free Will Questionnaires
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Part IV. Abnormalities in Development and the DSM-5

20. Free Will in Psychotherapy: Helping People Believe
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21. PTSD: Traumatic Causation
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22. DSM-5: Basics and Critics
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23. The DSM-5 and the RDoC: Grand Designs and Grander Problems
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24. The Disordered DSM-5 Disorders
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25. DSM-5: Recommendations
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Part V. Personal Contributions to the Study of Causality in Behavior: New Models

26. Causality in Psychological Injury and Law: Basics and Critics
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27. Causality in Psychological Injury and Law: Models
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28. Stimulus–Organism–Response Model: SORing to New Heights
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29. Networked Causal Terms
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30. Change Mechanisms
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Part VI. The Neo-Piagetian/Neo-Eriksonian Model

31. A Neo-Piagetian/Neo-Eriksonian 25-Step (Sub)Stage Model
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32. Further Expansions of the Present Stage Models
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33. Generic Change Model
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34. Revising Maslow
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35. Staging Revolutions and Paradigms
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36. New Directions in Psychological Causality
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37. Epilogue
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Keywords: Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Psychology