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An Updated Content Analysis of Introductory Psychology Textbooks

Pages 25-30 | Published online: 20 Nov 2009

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Andrew C. Peck, Rahan S. Ali, Robert L. Matchock & Max E. Levine. (2006) Introductory Psychology Topics and Student Performance: Where's the Challenge?. Teaching of Psychology 33:3, pages 167-170.
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Trisha A. Benson, Andrew L. Cohen, William Buskist, Regan A. R. Gurung, Arnie Cann, Pam Marek, Pam Marek, Andrew N. Christopher, Cynthia S. Koenig, David F. Reinhart, Frank M. LoSchiavo, Mark A. Shatz, R. Eric Landrum, Katarina Guttmannova, Alan L. Shields, John C. Caruso, Jeffrey S. Nevid, Nicholas Forlenza, Thomas M. Brinthaupt, John T. Pennington, Theresa L. White, Brenda J. Kirby, Kristi S. Multhaup, Kristine Anthis, John Clifton, William Buskist, Stephen Ray Flora & Holly Elizabeth Long. (2005) Faculty Forum. Teaching of Psychology 32:4, pages 237-270.
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Jeanne S Zechmeister & Eugene B. Zechmeister. (2000) Introductory Textbooks and Psychology's Core Concepts. Teaching of Psychology 27:1, pages 6-11.
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M.Y. Quereshi. (1993) The contents of introductory psychology textbooks: A follow-up. Teaching of Psychology 20:4, pages 218-219.
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Simi Linton. (1992) Analysis of Information About Television in Developmental Psychology Textbooks. Teaching of Psychology 19:2, pages 82-86.
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Steven P. Chatman & Ernest T. Goetz. (1985) Improving Textbook Selection. Teaching of Psychology 12:3, pages 150-152.
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M.Y. Quereshi. (1981) Analytic Procedures for Selecting a General Psychology Textbook. Teaching of Psychology 8:3, pages 143-147.
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Robert S. Daniel. (1980) Annotated Bibliography on the Teaching of Psychology 1979. Teaching of Psychology 7:4, pages 251-256.
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Paul R. Solomon. (1980) Perception, Illusion and Magic. Teaching of Psychology 7:1, pages 3-8.
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M.Y. Quereshi & Jerome E. Buchkoski. (1979) Logical versus Empirical Estimates of Readability and Human Interest of General Psychology Textbooks. Teaching of Psychology 6:4, pages 202-205.
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Charles J. Morris. (1977) Choosing a Text for the Introductory Course. Teaching of Psychology 4:1, pages 21-24.
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Joseph J. Slade & Regan A. R. Gurung. (2022) Not Quite on the Same Page: Comparing Key Terms in Introductory Psychology Textbooks. Teaching of Psychology, pages 009862832211117.
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R. Eric Landrum, Regan A. R. Gurung & Eric Amsel. (2019) The Importance of Taking Psychology: A Comparison of Three Levels of Exposure. Teaching of Psychology 46:4, pages 290-298.
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John Sell & Ingrid G. Farreras. (2017) LIWC-ing at a Century of Introductory College Textbooks: Have the Sentiments Changed?. Procedia Computer Science 118, pages 108-112.
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IVAN FLIS. (2016) INSTRUCTIONAL MANUALS OF BOUNDARY‐WORK: PSYCHOLOGY TEXTBOOKS, STUDENT SUBJECTIVITIES, AND DISCIPLINARY HISTORIOGRAPHIES. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 52:3, pages 258-278.
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R. Eric Landrum. (2016) Identifying Core Concepts in Introductory Psychology. Psychological Reports 72:2, pages 659-666.
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M. Y. Quereshi. (2016) Logical versus Empirical Readability and Human Interest Scores: Refinement and Update. Psychological Reports 68:3, pages 1035-1040.
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