Student Workbook for Ronald J. Comer's Abnormal Psychology

by Katherine Nicolai

Book Overview

This student guide actively involves students in the text material, using a variety of engaging exercises. Each chapter includes a variety of practice tests and exercises, as well as key concepts,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 071673205X
• ISBN13: 9780716732051
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: W H Freeman & Co
• Weight: 1.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 11.0" x 0.8" x 8.8"

Customer Reviews

easy to read

was intersting and informative but felt it went into too much history of psychology for me.

Very good and clear book

This was one of my favorite classes in college and this book was very supplemental to my professor's lectures. The text was very clear and there were really good examples to help get the point across. It was nice because it was very concise and to the point.

Sorry to give it up

If I didn't need the money so badly, I'd keep this textbook. It's the first time I haven't been dying to get rid of a textbook. Make no mistake. This book is intelligent, a great read, and the layout is not overdone (unlike some books where your eye doesn't know where to look first). For me, it is the perfect model for a psychology text--reading never felt like an assignment or chore. It really was something I looked forward to.

A joy to read! Not too technical, but full of useful info!

I liked this text because it presented the information in an unbiased manner. It used a lot of case studies and current events to support the various psychological theories. The CD ROM was extra helpful because it had quizzes over each chapter as well as videos.

The best text book in the field so far

Only after having to read and digest so many boring and endless text books, first medical ones, and then psychological, I can apreciate a good one when I see it. "Abnormal Psychology" is an easy to read, elegantly formated, and very interesting book about the subject. It is not, however, what one might call popular sceince type. Fitting very well for 1st-2nd year students, it will serve as a waem welcome into the world of pathopsychology.