WRITING FOR PSYCHOLOGY

$62.95

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• This bestselling text is an essential resource for any undergraduate psychology student. For many years it has helped guide students with writing reports and essays by teaching them how to think critically, to write clearly and simply, and to follow the conventions of the publication manual of the American Psychological Association (APA). A must-have manual for anyone that needs to learn how to write professional psychology reports and essays.

• Domestic freight is via Australia Post. Alternatively we have a 'Click & Collect' option at no cost where the order can be picked up from the CDU Bookshop.

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  over 10kg	$50.00

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