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=245  1#$$a Introduction to Psychology /$c James W. Kalat
=260  ##$$a Belmont :$b Kluwer Law International,$c 2005
=300  ##$$a xxxi, 657 p. : $b : illus. ; $c 28 cm.
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=500  ##$$a Indeks : P. I-1-35
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=520  ##$$a The main organizational change in it is the relocation of genetics. In the previous edition, genetics constituted the first module of chapter 3 (Biological Psychology). Several reviewers commented that the result was a very long chapter on biology. Several also said they preferred to treat genetics as the start of developmental psychology. So, heeding all this advice, I have moved the genetics module to the start of chapter 10 (Human Development). Genetic issues do show up in some earlier chapters, especially chapter 9 (Intelligence); however, it is possible to deal with those issues without a detailed background in genetics. Chapter 7 (Memory) and 12 (Emotions, Stress, and Health) have been greatly reorganized. In Chapter 11 (Motivation), the old module on Achievement Motivation was replaced with a new one on Work Motivativation, focusing more heavily on issues of industrial/organizational psychology.
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