Psychological Disorders: Science, Self, and Society
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Psychological Disorders: Science, Self, and Society

by Spencer Rathus, Beverly Greene, Jeffrey Nevid

Social Science Mental Health Abnormal Psychology
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Psychological Disorders: Science, Self, and Society offers an academic perspective on psychological disorders by connecting scientific study with individual experience and social context. Written by Spencer Rathus, Beverly Greene, and Jeffrey Nevid, this title is designed for readers exploring psychology and the broader study of mental health.

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Psychological Disorders: Science, Self, and Society examines psychological disorders through three broad perspectives: scientific understanding, individual experience, and social context.

The book is suited to readers seeking an educational introduction to the study of psychological disorders and their place within psychology.

Written by Spencer Rathus, Beverly Greene, and Jeffrey Nevid, it presents the subject as an intersection of science, self, and society.

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