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Master Introductory Psychology: Complete Edition

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Looking to expand your knowledge of psychology?

This comprehensive guide breaks down all the key concepts in psychology so you can learn faster, ace your exams, and improve your knowledge of this fascinating field.

Each of the 16 units provides a step-by-step guide to the major approaches, key terms, and leading figures of each area of psychology. Clear explanations, engaging stories, and memorization strategies will help you to learn the content while discussion of criticisms will help you to understand how views differ and why these differences matter. 

Each unit also includes a concise chapter summary for review, a list of key terms, and extensive references and recommendations to guide your future studies. 

Leave behind all the distracting images, irrelevant cartoons, and useless trivia cluttering your textbook so you can learn the most important ideas more efficiently. Whether you're studying for AP psychology, IB psychology, a college course, or exploring psychology on your own, this guide will help you to master introductory psychology. 

This complete edition covers 16 units: 

History & Approaches 
Research Methods 
Biological Bases of Behavior 
Sensation & Perception 
Learning 
Memory 
Language & Cognition 
States of Consciousness 
Intelligence 
Personality 
Motivation & Emotion 
Development 
Social Psychology 
Stress & Health 
Psychological Disorders (up-to-date for DSM-5)
Treatment

478 pages, Paperback

Published July 23, 2016

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November 21, 2016
I really enjoyed updating my psychology library with this new addition. This text offers new information in a pleasing format that is easy document, all in just one place, and only requires sunlight to read it.
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October 25, 2016
This is a really good book for anyone interested in learning Psychology. It's easy to follow and one that I think many students will find as a great references (as one of my daughters did). Great job, and won this on GoodReads and I will pay it forward and give it to a student or library. Thanks again.
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