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Author: David G. Myers
Edition: 9th
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 1429215976
Category: Medical

Psychology, 9th Edition

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Each new edition is a fresh opportunity to communicate psychology's enduring principles and pivotal research in terms that captivate students and connect with their lives. But even by Myers' standards, Psychology, Ninth Edition, is truly exceptional. This exhaustive update of the bestselling textbook for introductory psychology incorporates the largest number of new research citations of any revision to date, as well as new inquiry-based pedagogy, a reconceptualized art program, and the next generation of media and supplements. Yet, edition after edition, David Myers demonstrates an uncanny ability to communicate the science of psychology i Get Psychology our bestseller medical books.

Psychology Free

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