Psychological Science

Psychological Science
ISBN-10
0393138127
ISBN-13
9780393138122
Series
Psychological Science
Pages
880
Language
English
Published
2011-12-27
Publisher
W. W. Norton
Authors
Michael Gazzaniga, Diane Halpern

Description

The authors introduce students to the fundamentals of psychology and the latest cutting-edge research through a pedagogical framework designed to keep students engaged, motivated, and learning actively. Pedagogy based on the science of learning encourages time-on-task while facilitating long-term retention. The fourth edition introduces "Psychology: Knowledge You Can Use" boxes. Each of these new features shows students the immediate utility of a main concept discussed in the particular chapter. By applying the science of learning and making connections to students' everyday lives, Psychological Science, Fourth Edition, addresses how, where, and why students learn.

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