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This textbook aims to help create an engaging and inclusive learning environment and foster a life-long passion for the evolving discipline of psychology. It sets a high standard for academic excellence, scientific rigour, and inclusivity, making it essential for modern psychology instruction. It integrates discussions on the psychological impacts of colonization, offering a richer, more comprehensive view of psychology. Expert contributions from specialists bring deep understanding and practical relevance, while plain language descriptions make complex concepts accessible. Diverse voices—including those of women, BIPOC, queer, and disabled scholars—fill critical gaps left by traditional texts. Deep Dives and case studies provide in-depth exploration and real-world application, promoting critical thinking and peer-to-peer learning.
Author
Jessica Motherwell McFarlane (Justice Institute of British Columbia), Amelia Liangzi Shi (College of New Caledonia), Dinesh Ramoo (College of New Caledonia), Tareq Yousef (University of British Columbia)
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BCcampus
Publish Date
August 22, 2024
Language
English
Level
Undergraduate
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