Abnormal Psychology: Perspectives, the successful text from an expert team of Canadian editors and contributors, is aimed at a Canadian undergraduate audience. While recognising the best of international scholarship, it also showcases the world-class scholarship originating in our own country. With case studies, legal and ethical issues, prevention programs, ground-breaking research, and the history of abnormal psychology in this country - all important topics are considered from the perspective of people who study, live, and work in Canada.
In this newest edition, an increasingly applied approach has been added, to place greater emphasis on the conceptual approaches and therapeutic interventions that have garnered the most empirical support in the most recent research literature. As well, this edition is augmented by MyPsychKit, an online student resource aimed at helping students with everything from assessment to understanding. A MyPsychKit access code card is supplied with every new copy.
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