Psychology: Principles in Practice

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Summary: talk about a really bad book with ambiguous scenarios
Review: I take AP psychology and I cant believe are school bought this book. I have many psychology books and I really think the scenarios help one have a better understanding of psychology, especially if someone is not use to the language of psychology. This book revolves around three people, Marc, Todd and Dan and they just do really lame and boring things together and somehow Dr. Rathus makes correlations b/w them and psychology. Not only that, the author is just plane lazy, constantly referring to other books and authors all through the text presumably because he doesn't have any ingenuity at all. The worst of all of this book is that some of the information is just wrong, giving the reason why I had to give it one star. $82.00 is what "Dr. Rathus" and Holt should be paying me to just read this grotesque textbook.