Books : Hilgard's Introduction to Psychology
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This classic, comprehensive, and scholarly text captures the dynamic nature of contemporary psychology. Controversial issues are discussed in point/counterpoint essays in 'Contemporary Voices in Psychology' boxes. Research is applied to real world problems in 'Frontiers of Psychological Research' boxes. A biological orientation, a trend which is changing the way psychological topics are viewed, is exemplified by integrated bio-evolutionary research and coverage.
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Rating:  - A good book of Psychology
I can learn the basic of the psychology from this book since this is the textbook of my college!
Rating: - Excellent content and depth
We used this textbook for my AP Psychology class, and it served its purpose well. The book does an excellent job at covering everything and giving an introduction to the field. Plenty of good examples, as well as diagrams and such to help explain, are given. My only complaint is that the text is often incredibly dry, making reading difficult; but if you can look past that, it provides a very good "introduction to psychology", as the title says it will.
Rating:  - The Most Respectable Introductory Text
Just as the authors said, 'The Tradition Continues', this work explains every aspects and perspective of Psychology to me in depth. I think this is a 'must-have' for all beginning Psychology students.
Rating: - A well-written and nicely structured introduction to psychol
This book is interesting to anyone interested in the topic of psychology. It handles almost every topic, from biology to social mechanisms. There are lots of nice real-life examples, interspersed with humorous cartoons. Every time when someone asks me what the study of psychology entails, I lend them this book because it is instantly illuminating. Highly recommended.
Rating: - This book explained every aspect of psychology to me.
Excellent book, it put every aspect of psychology in common words and terms that I could understand and brought me to a higher level of understanding.
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