Worth Psychology Canadian Editions

Worth is excited to now publish new Canadian Editions for Psychology texts and media. Flip through the following slides to get a quick overview of each book.
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Students love the "Dans'" signature tradebook writing style and presentation of hot psychology topics, now adapted to include Canadian research and examples. Canadian author Ingrid Johnsrude, who has been a primary instructor at Queen's University for the past three years, joins the team and brings her teaching experience as well as her expertise in the field of cognitive neuroscience of communication and hearing to the project.
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This 15-chapter introduction to the Life Span is now adapted for the Canadian audience by authors Kathleen Berger and Susan Chuang. An Associate Professor at University of Guelph, Chuang's research interests are in parenting, fathers and child development in various sociocultural contexts. Along with her unique research specialities and fully integrated Canadian content, Invitation carries the trademark features of cutting-edge research, attention to cultural diversity and key critical thinking pedagogy.
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Canadian author Susan Graham, of the University of Calgary, is a perfect addition to this author group of highly-accomplished researchers and educators. How Children Develop is now revised to include information, examples and research in every chapter specific to Canada - while keeping it's hallmark attention to fundamental principles and key recent studies.
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Written for the both the psychology and law and forensic psychology classes, this book emphasizes clinical, cognitive, developmental and social psychology research. Canadian authors Regina Schuller of York University and Kaitlyn McLachlan of the University of Alberta bring their respective expertise in jury decision making and clinical forensic psychology to this new edition."
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