Psychology

by John G. Seamon, Douglas T. Kenrick

Ideal for short introductory courses, Psychology comes with a wealth of teaching aids. It provides the students with an intellectual framework that they can apply throughout their future studies in psychology. This text shows how psychology is a dynamic and evolving science through unique presentation features. Firstly, Perspectives are an end-of-chapter feature that examine the chapter topic in the context of key theoretical viewpoints, whilst Connections show the interrelationships of concepts between chapters. Foundations, at the beginning of each chapter, connect modern psychology to great thinkers of the past.

Genres: Psychology

768 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1991

Reviews

[Nicole Cenkova · Rating 5 out of 5]

A must-have for every psychology student. Everything you need to know is inside that enormous textbook! I strongly recommend it!