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Foundations of psychology

Foundations of Psychology is a comprehensive introduction to psychology for students working at an advanced level. The text has been revised and updated for its third edition.

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  • "Foundations of Psychology is a comprehensive introduction to psychology for students working at an advanced level. The text has been revised and updated for its third edition."@en
  • "Inhaltsübersicht: 1. Perspectives in psychology, 2. Perception, 3. Memory, 4. Language and literacy, 5. Thinking and representation, 6. Intelligence, 7. Theories of personality, 8. The medical model of abnormal behaviour, 9. Alternative to the medical model, 10. Sensation and brain mechanisms, 11. Sleep, dreaming and consciousness, 12. Motivation and emotion, 13. Self and others, 14. Understanding others, 15. Social influence and social action, 16. Attitudes and prejudice, 17. Cognitive and skill development, 18. Personal development, 19. Social development, 20. Lifespan developmental psychology, 21. Introducing comparative psychology, 22. Animal behaviour, 23. Animal communication, 24. Methods and ethics in psychology, Glossary, Bibliography, Index."

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  • "Einführung"
  • "Handbooks and manuals"@en

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  • "Foundations of psychology : instructors manual and overhead transparencies"
  • "Foundations of psychology : instructors manual"
  • "Foundations of psychology"
  • "Foundations of psychology"@en
  • "Foundations of psychology : instructor's manual"@en
  • "Foundations of psychology. Instructor's manual"@en
  • "Foundations of psychology : an introductory text"@en
  • "Foundations of psychology : an introductory text"
  • "Foundations of psychology an introductory text"@en
  • "Foundations of psychology. Overhead transparencies"@en
  • "Foundations of spychology"

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