Psychology: In Modules

Study Guide, Richard Straub, University of Michigan-Dearborn, 0-7167-5851-2 For every major content section, longtime author Richard Straub has divided each module by major topic; each section includes a Preview (objectives that require short answers) and "Stepping Through the Section" (previews that include detailed fill-in-the-blank questions). Self Tests. For each chapter, two progress tests focus on facts and definitions (20 multiple-choice questions plus matching and true/false test items), while a Review and Reflect test tests understanding of chapter's the broader conceptual material (20 multiple-choice questions and an essay question). Critical Thinking Exercises. Each exercise emphasizes one of six categories of critical thinking: pattern recognition, practical problem solving, creative problem solving, scientific problem solving, psychological reasoning, and perspective taking. A sample answer for each exercise is provided. Focus on vocabulary and Language Activities. Developed by Cornelius Rea (Douglas College), these activities help clarify idioms and other phrases potentially unfamiliar to students for whom English is a second language. "Web Sightings" - Enhanced and updated Internet activities. Cross-Check - Crossword puzzles of chapter terms and concepts, as well as pedagogically effective fill-in-the-blank flow charts. Answers and page references are provided at the end of every chapter.