Psychology: Perspectives & Connections: Perspectives and Connections
Books / Hardcover
Books › Psychology › Interpersonal Relations
ISBN: 0078035201 / Publisher: McGraw-Hill, November 2011
In psychology, not everything is black and white. Psychology: Perspectives & Connections 2e dares students to challenge their own assumptions, explore research and to not believe everything they think. The over-riding goal of Psychology: Perspectives & Connections 2e is to align what excites us as researchers and perpetual students of psychology with today’s introductory psychology student. Feist and Rosenberg's aim is to help students understand that psychology, and much of the world around them, is more fascinating—and likely more intricate and interdependent-- than they think. It’s not just black and white. And, with Connect Psychology and its adaptive learning system, students can better understand what they know and master what they don't know. Connect with science. Connect with students. Connect with Feist and Rosenberg's Psychology 2e.
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The second edition of this introductory text contains 2,300 research citations; most are sources from 2009 or later. There is much new material reflecting recent research in areas such as the effects of technology on the brain and how emotions and political beliefs affect perception. Coverage progresses from conducting research in psychology through the biology of behavior, language and thought, motivation and emotion, stress and health, personality, and psychological disorders. The excellent layout includes color photos and high-quality anatomical and process illustrations with plastic overlays of definitions and labels. Other learning features include margin definitions, profiles of key figures of the past and present, application boxes, quizzes, and detailed key concept reviews. Online teacher resources include an image bank, test banks, and lecture slides. Feist is affiliated with San Jose State University. Rosenberg is affiliated with UC-Davis. Annotation ©2011 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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