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Cambridge IGCSEâ„¢ Psychology Coursebook with Digital Access (2 Years)

By (author) Lizzie Gauntlett, By (author) Amy Kockott

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Introduce your students to the study of the mind, across topics such as memory, visual perception and language development. Written in clear English, this coursebook includes visual tools and real-life examples to help students build an understanding of key psychological concepts. Engage your students with a variety of activities, including discussions, written and research activities, to encourage active learning and equip them with the skills they need. Study summaries, as specified in the syllabus, are included to ensure students have a good understanding of these examples. Suitable to support the Cambridge IGCSEâ„¢ Psychology syllabus (0266) for examination from 2027.

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