Biological Psychology (Critical Thinking in Psychology Series)
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Biological Psychology (Critical Thinking in Psychology Series)

by Neil Harrison, Minna Lyons, Gayle Brewer, Sarita Robinson, Robert L. Sanders

Psychology Neuroscience Critical Thinking
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Biological Psychology introduces the subject through the lens of critical thinking. As part of the Critical Thinking in Psychology Series, it supports readers in engaging thoughtfully with psychological ideas, evidence, and discussion while exploring the biological perspective within psychology.

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Biological Psychology is part of the Critical Thinking in Psychology Series.

The book focuses on biological psychology within the broader study of human behavior and mental processes.

Its series context emphasizes critical thinking as an important skill for engaging with psychological ideas and evidence.

Written by Neil Harrison, Minna Lyons, Gayle Brewer, Sarita Robinson, and Robert L. Sanders.

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