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Nolen-Hoeksema/Rector's Abnormal Psychology gives a human face to the field of Abnormal Psychology. While maintaining a focus on the most current research in the field, this book also highlights the personal experiences of those with mental illness. Through compelling features like, "Extraordinary People" box, Case Studies, and a "Taking Psychology Personally" box, students will hear the human voice in what is often an overwhelming list of symptoms and research. This new edition will include more student study features to make it easier for students to appreciate the problems of those suffering from disorders, while also giving them the opportunity to move beyond surface learning to a deeper understanding of the science of abnormal psychology.ACCESS TO CONNECT IS NOT INCLUDED WITH THE PURCHASE OF A COURSESMART TITLE.TO RECEIVE CONNECT WITH EBOOK visit www.mcgrawhill.ca/he/estore
This textbook investigates the clinical, biological, and social dimensions of psychological disorders while emphasizing the human experience of mental illness. Author Susan Nolen-Hoeksema, a prominent researcher in the field, integrates current empirical data with clinical case studies to provide a comprehensive overview of abnormal psychology. The text is structured to bridge the gap between abstract diagnostic criteria and the lived reality of individuals navigating mental health challenges.
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Academic reviewers and instructors frequently note the balance between rigorous scientific research and the accessible, human-centered narrative style of the prose. It is widely regarded as a foundational text for undergraduate students seeking to understand the complexities of psychological disorders.
Page Count:
832
Publication Date:
2011-02-15
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill Ryerson
ISBN-10:
0070005257
ISBN-13:
9780070005259
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