Psychology, 6th Australian and New Zealand Edition

Name: Psychology, 6th Australian and New Zealand Edition
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SKU: 9780730396642
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By Lorelle J. Burton and Drew Westen and Robin M. Kowalski

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Psychology, 6th Australian and New Zealand Edition offers an extensive overview of key psychological concepts, theories, and applications, specially tailored for the Australasian context. This edition integrates contemporary research with practical examples, focusing on how psychological principles can be applied in real-life scenarios within Australia and New Zealand. The book covers a broad range of topics, from human development and mental health to social psychology and neuroscience, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the field.
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You might enjoy this book if you're intrigued by the latest insights in psychology tailored to the Australian and New Zealand contexts. Its engaging approach covers both foundational and contemporary concepts, offering real-world applications that can deepen your understanding and appreciation of human behaviour and mental processes.

Psychology, 6th Australian and New Zealand Edition

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The new sixth edition of the Burton Psychology textbook is the gold standard ANZ resource on the market. After comprehensive consultation and research, the new edition has been reduced by 19%, and refreshed to include cross-cultural psychology throughout the book.

The text has also been reorganised to place new chapters on Indigenous Psychology and Māori Psychology front and centre, and includes a new instructor support package on how to teach Indigenous Psychology.

The textbook is supported by a wide range of digital student resources, like practitioner interview videos and new self-study interactive learning modules that allows students to read or watch short bites of course concepts and then test their understanding with interactive activities.