Psychology: Frontiers and Applications
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Psychology: Frontiers and Applications

by Michael Passer, Ronald Smith, Michael Atkinson, John Mitchell, Darwin Muir

Education Science Psychology
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Psychology: Frontiers and Applications offers a broad introduction to psychological science, covering foundational ideas while emphasizing their practical relevance. The text is designed to help readers understand how psychology examines thought and behavior and how its principles can be applied across everyday and academic contexts.

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Psychology: Frontiers and Applications provides an introduction to the study of psychology and its relevance to everyday life.

The book presents psychological concepts across broad areas of the discipline, helping readers build a foundation in the scientific study of thought and behavior.

Its focus on frontiers and applications connects core psychological knowledge with practical contexts and contemporary perspectives.

Written by Michael Passer, Ronald Smith, Michael Atkinson, John Mitchell, and Darwin Muir, it is suited to readers seeking an accessible academic overview of psychology.

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