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Psychology Student Guide



Psychology Student Guide


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Drawing on the author's experience as both a student and then a University lecturer in Psychology, this guide is designed to inform psychology students at every stage of their educational journey.


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Guide Highlights


Priced super low with students in mind.


Contains an invaluable collection of outstanding resources.


Provides information on every type of psychology you can think of.


Includes detailed guidance notes to help you with your psychology project.


Gives you access to free peer reviewed journal articles.


Shows you why research methods and statistics should be embraced, not feared.


Tells you all you need to know about the study and practice of psychology.


Lets you explore the less serious side of psychology.


Invites you to connect with thousands of psychology students online.


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