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Introduction to Psychology by Dennis Coon (1995, Trade Paperback)

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Product Identifiers

PublisherThomson Reuters Company, College & School Division

ISBN-100314059695

ISBN-139780314059697

eBay Product ID (ePID)85867

Product Key Features

Edition7

Book TitleIntroduction to Psychology

TopicGeneral

Publication Year1995

LanguageEnglish

GenrePsychology

TypeTextbook

AuthorDennis Coon

FormatTrade Paperback

Additional Product Features

Dewey Edition22

Dewey Decimal150

Edition DescriptionStudent edition

SynopsisWritten by Dennis Coon. Provides additional opportunities for practice and self-testing. Features include an emphasis on active learning, chapter overviews, and a number of reinforcements of the SQ4R method, including recite and review major terms/concepts; relate matching items, and check your memory true-false items. The guide also includes final survey fill-in-the-blank questions and a mastery test, featuring multiple choice questions and answers. In addition, the Study Guide includes a Language Development Guide that clarifies idioms, special phrases, cultural and historical allusions, and difficult vocabulary. All terms and phrases are page-referenced to the text and include concise definitions., This top-selling book always provides current information and research, examples, and abundant applications. Dennis Coon's writing style and short chapters make the book readable and enjoyable for students. The SQ3R format, a hallmark of the text, provides an active learning method that helps students learn and remember material. For this edition, the text has been reorganized to reduce the number of chapters from 26 to 22.