Social Psychology
- Jane Callaghan - University of Stirling, UK, University of Northampton, UK
- Lisa Lazard - University of Northampton, UK
Introduction to Psychology
Activities help readers build the underpinning generic critical thinking and transferable skills they need in order to become independent learners, and to meet the relevant requirements of their programme of study.
This book is useful particularly when used in conjunction with the 'test questions' edition.
A good book to help 3rd students gain a more universal perspective on the subject
Clearly laid out and very relevant to SW students both as an academic text and as an aid to practice. One thing that could be improved and that is possibly suggestions for seminar tasks. (But maybe I'm lazy?!).
This book will be useful reading for students following aspects of psychology within their programme.
A useful book to provide additional reading for students who choose to pursue this optional aspect of the course.
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A very useful book which provides essential detail on key issues within social psychology.
Will be recommending to all students and the college library.
A very useful book which provides essential detail on key issues within social psychology.
Will be recommending to all students and the college library.
Not essential as the level of content is in between what they need at each level - i.e. too much to buy for Level 3, but not in depth enough to see them through the core module at Level 5.
Good focused further reading (at the end of each chapter) for this level.
A good book to help 3rd students gain a more universal perspective on the subject
