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14 reviews
Ronald J. Comer

Worth Publishers, 2006

Very good and clear book
This was one of my favorite classes in college and this book was very supplemental to my professor's lectures. The text was very clear and there were really good examples to help get the point across. It was nice because it was very concise and to the point.

Psychology, Eighth Edition, in Modules

2 reviews
David G. Myers

Worth Publishers, 2006

Ideal Text
David Myers has done something incredible: written a near perfect textbook that can be used both at the AP and university level. Obsessively up to date, and an occasional quip so you can have a laugh. The book is balanced with physiological explanations as well as some representative behavioral treatments. The text is now a standard for beginning level psychology.

The Developing Person Through the Life Span

24 reviews
Kathleen Stassen Berger

Worth Publishers, 2007

great!
This book is in mint condition! I really appreciate the quality of book that I received, it matched the description perfectly!

Psychology

7 reviews
Don H. Hockenbury, Sandra E. Hockenbury

Worth Publishers, 2005

A great reference to hold onto
Anyone who is concidering a future in Psychology must pick up a copy of this book. As many books are there for General Psychology this one has got to be one the best written and descriptive books I have ever read. The chapters are carefully broken up into consecutive topics that start with the history and basic terms of Psychology and lead you to client-based pscyhoanaylsis information. This is ...

Macroeconomics

3 reviews
Paul Krugman, Robin Wells

Worth Publishers, 2005

Great product and service
This is a great product, exactly what I needed for my Economics class. The item was shipped promptly and was in great condition when I received. I have absolutely no complaints regarding this product. Thank you.

Exploring Psychology

5 reviews
David G. Myers

Worth Publishers, 2007

Excellent
I have bought my share of text books, and more often then not I cringe at the cost for what you get. Often I find that my lecture materials are useful and the text is not. Not so this book! I loved it (although the chapters can be a little long) PROS: the quizzes throughout chapters to test your understanding and an associated website with practice multiple choice and review questions that ...

Psychology

22 reviews
David G. Myers

Worth Publishers, 2004

Very thorough and interesting!
I love this book, I'm 16 and I have no trouble understanding it (though I am smarter than your average teen). It's quite interesting and explains a lot. It's the perfect introduction to psychology for someone like myself looking to pursue it as a career.

Macroeconomics

6 reviews
N. Gregory Mankiw

Worth Publishers, 2006

can I shed some light?
If you're confused about all the different Mankiw Macroeconomics texts floating about out there, lemme set you straight. The one you see on this page: "Macroeconomics" (ISBN 0716762137) is usually used in 2nd or 3rd year macroeconomics courses in college. This is because the exercises at the end of each chapter can be a little equation-intensive, and some of the exercises, such as the proper ...

How Children Develop

2 reviews
Robert S. Siegler, Judy S. DeLoache, ...

Worth Publishers, 2005

Review: Seigler --- How Children Develop, First Edition
I teach child psychology with this book, at a college. The book is topically arranged (not chronologically arranged), and, overall, the writing is excellent. Two chapters (Ch 12: The Family) and Ch. 13 (Peers) are not taught in my course; instead, students do chapter tests on those two for extra credit. The Instructor's Test Bank by Jill Saxon is mediocre, but was greatly improved for the Second ...

Psychology

5 reviews
David G. Myers

Worth Publishers, 2006

for 101, it's a 100.
This is a fantastic General Psych, Psych 101, or AP Psych textbook. My experience with it gave me the notion that this might just be the best Gen Psych textbook available. I got a 5 on the AP exam using this book, but more importantly, i learned so much from it, i cannot even begin to explain. I recommend this to students as well as teachers (for their class) because, simply, it just doesn't ...

The Developing Person Through Childhood and Adolescence

7 reviews
Kathleen Stassen Berger

Worth Publishers, 2005

Not much difference than newer editions
I still earned an A in a development psychology course with this edition. Also, it's an easy read. :)

Exploring Psychology, Seventh Edition, In Modules

5 reviews
David G. Myers

Worth Publishers, 2007

Awesome for intro. to psychology
It seems that many other books in psychology do not offer information in such a broad and defined view to the wide content that creates Psychology as a science. I would recommend this book to someone instead of the For Dummies or Complete Idiots Guide series. The logic behind many concepts are shown in cartoons, pictures, and presentations. I would say this book, in many aspects, is descriptive. ...

Psychology Study Guide (New Middle Ages)

2 reviews
Richard O. Straub

Worth Publishers, 2006

great product - better price
I didn't need the study guide after all, but it was such a deal, I suppose I could afford an "A."

Race, Class, and Gender in the United States

3 reviews
Paula S. Rothenberg

Worth Publishers, 2006

Looking inwards...
The "RCG" text edited by Rothenberg is truly a gem. It offers a myriad of perspectives from all Americans not just those with doctorate degrees or trapped in their ivory towers. I have used the text for my courses and have not had one student indicate that it was a nothing book or that they did not learn something of value from the book. Moreover, when the book is updated, the publisher and ...

Psychology
Daniel L. Schacter, Daniel T. Gilbert, ...

Worth Publishers, 2007

The science makes it the book for you . An introduction to psychology doesn’t have to be science-challenged to be student-friendly. After all, what more powerful tool is there for captivating students than the real science behind what we know? Dan Schacter, Dan Gilbert and Dan Wegner’s skillful presentation centers on a smart selection of pioneering and cutting-edge experiments and examples. They effectively convey the remarkable ...

Microeconomics

1 review
Paul Krugman, Robin Wells

Worth Publishers, 2004

Probably great, but excerpt from larger book
This is probably a very, very good book. However, it turns out that this is simply one-half of the authors' book "Economics" and, currently, the complete book seems to sell for about the same price as this one piece of it! So, be economical -- buy "Economics" instead.

Discovering Psychology: (with Free Study Guide)

7 reviews
Don H. Hockenbury, Sandra E. Hockenbury

Worth Publishers, 2006

Discovering Psychology
this book when it came to my house was BRAND NEW and for the low price of 45 dollars, and in my school it cost almost 100 dollars.

The Development of Children

6 reviews
Michael Cole, Sheila R. Cole, ...

Worth Publishers, 2004

By far one of my counseling textbook favorites.
Cole & Cole's work is by far one of my favorite textbooks. The reason? The authors methodically lay out child development from a biopsychosocial perspective, which is no small feat. They write with a thoroughness and efficiency that you will rarely find in a textbook. Their treatment of child development is evenhanded, not privilaging either the bio, psycho, or social perspectives.

Fundamentals of Abnormal Psychology

8 reviews
Ronald J. Comer

Worth Publishers, 2007

abnormal psychology
This book is good. It is interesting, well organized, and is punctuated with good case studies, modern issues, pictures, and graphs.

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