This book highlights some of the ways in which people differ from each other psychologically and is aimed primarily at students of 'A' level and first degree level psychology. The book is also suitable for students on GCSE, Access to Higher Education, BTEC, nursing, midwifery and teacher education courses. It examines definitions of intelligence, the measurement of intelligence and the controversial nature/nurture debate. Different theoretical approaches to the study of personality are expolored along with some ways in which personality can be assessed. The text is presented simply and concisely in the form of comprehensive notes. The key concepts are clearly highlighted through the use of bold type and subheadings; each chapter includes self-assessment questions and a list of recommended further reading. The clear, readable style is acceptable both to students following a course in psychology and to those such as parents, teachers and health professionals who look to psychology as a source of interestinng and useful insights to support them in their roles.

Individual Differences (Introductory Psychology Series)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Birch, Ann

Psychology & Counseling

Palgrave

A welcome second edition of this popular text which offers comprehensive coverage of developmental psychology for first-time readers. As well as up-dating and extending the existing text, new material is included on the ecology of development, cultural variations, early social interactions, the measurement of intelligence and Vygotsky's theory of mind. As before, the style is readable and 'user-friendly'; key concepts are highlighted throughout and each chapter contains objectives, self-assessment questions, and recommended further reading

Developmental Psychology: From Infancy to Adulthood (Introductory Psychology Series)

Reference

Macmillan Press

This second edition of this popular text is designed to meet the needs of teachers and students following new A and AS level Psychology syllabuses on either modular or terminal routes, as well as those on introductory psychology courses at degree level. This extensively revised and updated edition covers:* major orientations in psychology and philosophical issues in psychology: including free-will and determinism and reductionism * psychology and science biases in psychological theory and research, including advertising, propaganda, warfare and psychometric testing * ethics in psychological research and practice * ethics in socially sensitive research Key concepts are clearly flagged and learning objectives are included in each chapter.

Perspectives in Psychology (Introductory Psychology Series, 2)

Malim, Tony

Wadeley, Alison

Red Globe Press

Three Ridings on Foot: a Walk Around the Yorkshire Borders

Sports & Outdoors

P3 Publications

Abigail is alone, living with a guilt she cannot overcome. Present for her father’s untimely death, she feels she should have been able to save him. Once a vibrant, driven young woman, Abby has withdrawn into herself—to the angry disappointment of a boyfriend who wanted to manipulate her grief for his own benefit. Then Nolan, an old crush from high school, reenters Abby’s life. The two make an immediate connection. Together with Abby’s best friends, Sam and Jenny, Nolan helps Abby shed the grief and guilt that threaten to overwhelm her. The old Abby remerges once more, ready to take on the world and experience the passion and joys of love. Life, however, has other plans. By summer’s end, the four friends will be forced to deal with a second tragedy. Has Nolan’s love and Sam’s fiercely loyal friendship given her the strength she’ll need, or will Abby lose herself to grief a second, final time? A tale of friendship and love, Begin Again explores the emotional extremes of grief, recovery, and hope—feelings we are all fated to experience.

Begin Again

Romance

Contemporary

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Fiction. Women's Studies. Renowned classics professor Roberta Greaves finds her perfect life shattered by her husband's suicide and the huge gambling debts he has left behind. Grief-stricken and angry, Roberta must find a way to pay those debts. Remembering a story by Ovid about intergenerational sex, she decides to write an erotic novel, using a penname because she is worried that her career will suffer if her real identity is discovered. Drama critic John Schubert suspects the truth. Eager to bring Roberta down in revenge for some comments she once made, he finds an opportunity when he spots her with her publisher, who is well-known for the erotic literature he publishes. Meantime, Roberta hears some dirt about Schubert from the street kids with whom she does poetry workshops at a drop-in centre. When Roberta confronts Schubert, he says, "I'll keep your dirty secret if you keep mine." Roberta's life is now a mess of potential blackmail and intrigue. What's more, she learns an unpleasant truth about her "Daddy," a doctor whose memory she has always revered. Roberta's interactions with the street kids and the loyalty of her two sons and her friend Carl Talbot enable her to face her bruised world and move forward.

The Secret Life of Roberta Greaves (Inanna Poetry & Fiction Series)

Literature & Fiction

Inanna Publications

The untold story of scandal and political intrigue in early Toronto. Anna Jameson arrives in the tiny settlement of Toronto in November, 1836. She has come at the request of her estranged husband, but she intends to gather material for a new book, which will eventually be published in England years later. At first, Anna finds herself in an alien world. She has little in common with Toronto women whose interests centre on gossip and their families, but as she begins to move into adventures like sleigh-riding and helping to fight a major fire, she enters a new life. And she also meets man-about-town Sam Jarvis. But Jarvis has a loving wife, a pile of debts and a violent past. The story is told from both their points of view. She travels alone into the wilderness, becomes the first white woman to descend the Sault rapids in a canoe and discovers the joy of freedom. On Manitoulin Island, she and Sam Jarvis meet again. During a long canoe trip down Lake Huron, they wrestle with the conflicts in their relationship and arrive at a settlement.

Settlement

Genre Fiction

Napoleon and Co

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