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Can anyone please guide me regarding the books for psychology. I am reading feldman although it is a very conceptual and informative book but it's information is all cluttered i.e lacks clear classification of topics or headings.. Any alternative book with good headings and clear format? Help in this regard would be highly appreciated.
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u can look for introduction to psychology by Virtual University.it has heading and everything in detail.but let me tell you that feldman is a very good book.do study it....best of luck.....
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Introduction to psychology by Morgan & King will be helpful along with that of feldman.

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Can anyone please guide me regarding the books for psychology. I am reading feldman although it is a very conceptual and informative book but it's information is all cluttered i.e lacks clear classification of topics or headings.. Any alternative book with good headings and clear format? Help in this regard would be highly appreciated.
You can consult any of these:
Themes and variation - Wyne and Weiten
Saundra K. Ciccarelli

But if you ask which i found the best i will go for the last. This book is quite good written and one can understand it very easily. Also it has good headings and clear format (your requirement).

The link for this book is as follows:
http://www.cssforum.com.pk/css-optio...iccarelli.html

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