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Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 5th Edition
by Anissa Taun Rogers
The fifth edition of Human Behavior in the Social Environment takes students through the life course perspective to give a concise, compact treatment of human behavior.
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Introduction to American Government, 10th Edition
by Joseph J. Karlesky et al.
Introduction to American Government, 10th edition, 2019, from BVT Publishing, is a concise yet comprehensive textbook with all of the content required to teach a typical Political Science or American Government course. The text stresses the importance not just of politics but of political involvement. This Top Hat version contains everything you need…
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Introduction to Criminal Justice
by Daniel K. Maxwell
An introduction to the criminal justice system in the United States.
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Introduction to Human Aging
by Pamela Abbott Enz
Introductory Gerontology/Human Aging from a multi-disciplinary perspective.
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Introduction to Law in Canada, 2nd Edition
by John Fairlie et al.
Emond - Introduction to Law in Canada, 2nd Edition is a comprehensive overview of the legal system, suitable for any program that includes introductory courses on Canadian law. This text builds on the existing structure of the best-selling first edition to substantially explore the nature of law, common and civil law systems, Canada’s constitutional…
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Introduction to Political Science
by Gaspare M Genna
This is an introductory text that includes Top Hat compatible modules. The brevity of the text should be appealing to most students.
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Introduction to Psychology: Australian Edition
by Meaghan Altman et al.
Introduction to Psychology: Australian Edition presents material such as methods, memory and states of consciousness in an engaging way. As a result, students will be able to understand and synthesise the content better. This book is written with the principles that underlie learning and memory - the goal is to provide an exciting experience for students…
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Issues in Criminal Justice
by Clete Snell, PhD
Issues in Criminal Justice provides students with an immersive experience in the most complex and controversial topics in the discipline including: police misconduct, wrongful convictions, prison reform, gun violence, and the media and crime. The text covers current events such as the reaction to George Floyd's death, recent police reform initiatives,…
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Making an Impact: Concepts for Creating Social Change
by Jennifer L. Harrison
Making an Impact: Concepts for Creating Social Change is an interactive collection of concepts, theories, and research on topics related to the sociological study of social change. The textbook introduces topics and concepts, guiding students through basic knowledge and understanding of relevant social change concepts such as personal connections to…
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Neuropsychology for Psych Students
by Dr. Ilyse O'Desky
This is a primer of neuropsychology and how these principles relate to our functioning in the "real-world." I have presented research at national and international conferences, some of it based on some of the over 2000 neuropsychological evaluations I have completed and relevant case examples are used to illustrate many of these principles.
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Other People's Money: Politics of Pennsylvania
by Philip Harold et al.
An introduction to the politics and government of Pennsylvania, focusing on what active citizens need to know of how politics in the Commonwealth actually works. “A comprehensive account of Pennsylvania government and politics.” —G. Terry Madonna, author of Political Pennsylvania: The New Century. “For a state with tremendous historical and…
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Personality Science: The Science of Human Diversity
by Ulrich Schimmack
This book provides a modern and up-to-date introduction to personality psychology. The first six chapters introduce basic research methods, measurement, structure, stability and predictive validity of behaviour. The next four chapters examine causes of human diversity from evolutionary, biological, environmental, and cultural perspectives. The last…
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