Abnormal Psychology (12th Edition)

Author: (USA) Butcher, J.N, et al.
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Publication Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This is an excellent textbook co-authored by leading scholars in psychology. Since its first publication in 1948, it has been recognized as the most authoritative textbook in the field of abnormal psychology. Through meticulous organization, it comprehensively and clearly explains abnormal psychology and its complex connections with modern life, balancing theoretical discussions with clinical practice. The consistent goal of the book is to present to students the exciting discoveries in the field of abnormal psychology to the greatest extent possible. To maintain this style, Butcher and Mynick invited Hurley to join the author team, who expressed their deep concern for new issues in the field of abnormal psychology in the book. The 12th edition has been further revised and improved in multiple aspects, with dedicated chapters exploring topics such as uncontrolled eating, the relationship between health and behavior, and the latest research findings on schizophrenia. Additionally, new case studies and data provide strong support for teaching.