Category: E-Books

Dozois’ Abnormal Psychology: Perspectives 6th edition (PDF) exemplifies its subtitle by cohesively presenting the numerous individual perspectives of its expert contributors. It presents the differing psychological perspectives by discussing various relevant paradigms with emphasis on the therapeutic interventions and conceptual approaches that have garnered the most empirical support in research literature.

Following in the tradition of the first 8 editions, the goal of this issues-based successful textbook, Chemistry in Context 9th edition (PDF), is to establish chemical principles on a need-to-know basis for non-science majors, enabling them to learn chemistry in the context of their own lives and significant issues facing

Helping today’s college students think statistically With Fundamentals of Statistics 2nd edition (PDF), author and instructor Mike Sullivan III draws on his passion for teaching and statistics to provide the tools needed to see that statistics is connected, not only within individual concepts but also in the world at large.

Economics 4th Edition by Krugman and Wells (PDF) is one of the most authentic ebooks for learning about real-world economics. When it comes to explaining fundamental economic principles by drawing on current economic events and issues, there is no one more effective than New York Times columnist and Nobel laureate

Tillery’s Integrated Science 7th Edition (PDF) is a straightforward easy-to-read yet substantial introduction to the fundamental behavior of energy and matter in nonliving and living systems. The authors provide even well-integrated coverage of chemistry, earth science, physics, astronomy, and biology. The textbook’s pedagogy (core concept maps, chapter outlines, and overviews)