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Abnormal Psychology

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posted on 2023-05-22, 08:49 authored by Kring, AM, Kyrios, M, Fassnacht, D, Lambros, A, Mihaljcic, T, Teesson, M, Mandy MatthewsonMandy Matthewson, Morton, E, Kate, M-A, Harris, A, Izadikhah, Z, Piovesana, A, Crowley-Cyr, L, Johnson, L, Middleton, W

Abnormal Psychology 1st Edition is a must-have resource for students who want to succeed in their unit and leave with an in-depth understanding in the area of Abnormal Psychology. This resource offers students comprehensive coverage of current research, theory and treatment, while also supporting a multiple paradigm approach and covering the cutting-edge research and theory that is central to the discipline.

This edition has been adapted to the Australia and New Zealand region from the popular American edition, which has been a trusted and staple resource for instructors and students for many years. Local research is spread throughout with many carefully curated articles and news items to provide you with relevant examples to help you engage better with the content during tutorials or self-study.

Written by an author team of experienced academics and researchers, led by Ann M. Kring from the University of California, each chapter is engaging and highlights key issues with well-informed research. Delivered as a WileyPLUS Learning Space interactive textbook this rich digital resource brings psychology to life with rich media, videos, interactives and revision materials embedded at the point of learning.

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Edition

1st

ISBN

978-0-7303-4462-9

Department/School

School of Psychological Sciences

Publisher

Wiley & Sons

Place of publication

Australia

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