Many people came into contact with psychology from Freud's Interpretation of Dreams, which is a very classic book. However, it is easy for outsiders to misunderstand psychology, think it is mysterious and unmeasurable, and then have a one-sided understanding of psychology.
If you really like psychology, I suggest starting with the history of psychology. Although it's a bit boring, you can learn about psychology step by step, understand the development of psychology, understand the order of different schools, representative figures, classic events and so on.
The other relatively simple psychological book I have read is the greatest psychological experiment in the 20th century written by Lawrence Wright. Although there are some subjective angles, it does not prevent us from contacting these great experiments. Zhu Jianjun's Who am I is a new development of psychoanalysis, in which the dialogue of images is very interesting. And some of his other books, which are easy to understand. Robert Jeffrey Sternberg's Psychology of Love, zimbardo's Psychology of Shyness, and a more practical book, procrastination psychology, are more practical than pure theory and may be more suitable for beginners of psychology. By the way, there are 40 studies on changing psychology and psychology and life (also zimbardo's) that can't be missed.
Also, I think there are many excellent videos of famous professors talking about psychology in Netease open class. Happiness class, introduction to psychology, etc. It is worth listening carefully and taking notes and should be used as a resource. If you find it difficult to concentrate on reading, you can start with these videos.
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