most of mine are at least 600 pages that i have & they’d be more grad school level but honestly i think THIS one you could use in undergrad (some reviews imply it IS used in undergrad, i think it’d depend on your average student, program, and school. i could not see my professor having used this for intro to abnormal psych but maybe a more advanced class after?):

i have an entire one on dissociative disorders & it’s

i still have read only like 1/4th of it because honestly reading this much about this specific topic feels more like a chore to me (there are reviews complaining it’s not for amateurs which i would think the 800 page length would be a tip off… there’s multiple top professionals in here though who do write little intro guides.)

to be fair also like every undergrad class i’ve ever been in would skip entire sections. it might have a lot of illustrations too? neither of the above have like… any, which i never thought about because all my undergrad books had a ton of these. half the page could be images.

* such as the top one is all… this… this is the entire book (i love how it appears they were trying to cram all the words into the format. this is a pirated copy so maybe the images are removed but i’ve read a lot of this and it never references looking at an image??):

to be fair also like every undergrad class i’ve ever been in would skip entire sections.

One of my books from college (which I happen to actually have right beside me) is a custom version made for that school where it was originally a significantly larger book, but they got it boiled down to just the content that fits with the school's curriculum in order to make it a less expensive text book

ahhh okay! i never took a single social work or service or counseling related class because i never wanted to work with patients or people in that kind of capacity… i would be terrible at that field. a lot of psych majors at my university would minor in social work or counseling but the minor was really irrelevant overall so i just went out of left field & chose philosophy… not even a science degree but i was always really interested in philosophy and morality/ethics because i also found it useful in psychology. philosophy helped me consider other viewpoints & approaches… psych started out as philosophy after all.

(ngl secretly thought a philosophy minor would make me stand out a bit more to grad school programs too but probably not lmao)

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most of mine are at least 600 pages that i have & they’d be more grad school level but honestly i think THIS one you could use in undergrad (some reviews imply it IS used in undergrad, i think it’d depend on your average student, program, and school. i could not see my professor having used this for intro to abnormal psych but maybe a more advanced class after?):

i have an entire one on dissociative disorders & it’s

i still have read only like 1/4th of it because honestly reading this much about this specific topic feels more like a chore to me (there are reviews complaining it’s not for amateurs which i would think the 800 page length would be a tip off… there’s multiple top professionals in here though who do write little intro guides.)

to be fair also like every undergrad class i’ve ever been in would skip entire sections. it might have a lot of illustrations too? neither of the above have like… any, which i never thought about because all my undergrad books had a ton of these. half the page could be images.

* such as the top one is all… this… this is the entire book (i love how it appears they were trying to cram all the words into the format. this is a pirated copy so maybe the images are removed but i’ve read a lot of this and it never references looking at an image??):

to be fair also like every undergrad class i’ve ever been in would skip entire sections.

One of my books from college (which I happen to actually have right beside me) is a custom version made for that school where it was originally a significantly larger book, but they got it boiled down to just the content that fits with the school's curriculum in order to make it a less expensive text book

most of mine are at least 600 pages that i have & they’d be more grad school level but honestly i think THIS one you could use in undergrad (some reviews imply it IS used in undergrad, i think it’d depend on your average student, program, and school. i could not see my professor having used this for intro to abnormal psych but maybe a more advanced class after?):

i have an entire one on dissociative disorders & it’s

i still have read only like 1/4th of it because honestly reading this much about this specific topic feels more like a chore to me (there are reviews complaining it’s not for amateurs which i would think the 800 page length would be a tip off… there’s multiple top professionals in here though who do write little intro guides.)

to be fair also like every undergrad class i’ve ever been in would skip entire sections. it might have a lot of illustrations too? neither of the above have like… any, which i never thought about because all my undergrad books had a ton of these. half the page could be images.

* such as the top one is all… this… this is the entire book (i love how it appears they were trying to cram all the words into the format. this is a pirated copy so maybe the images are removed but i’ve read a lot of this and it never references looking at an image??):

most of mine are at least 600 pages that i have & they’d be more grad school level but honestly i think THIS one you could use in undergrad (some reviews imply it IS used in undergrad, i think it’d depend on your average student, program, and school. i could not see my professor having used this for intro to abnormal psych but maybe a more advanced class after?):

i have an entire one on dissociative disorders & it’s

i still have read only like 1/4th of it because honestly reading this much about this specific topic feels more like a chore to me (there are reviews complaining it’s not for amateurs which i would think the 800 page length would be a tip off… there’s multiple top professionals in here though who do write little intro guides.)

to be fair also like every undergrad class i’ve ever been in would skip entire sections. it might have a lot of illustrations too? neither of the above have like… any, which i never thought about because all my undergrad books had a ton of these. half the page could be images.

* such as the top one is all… this… this is the entire book (i love how it appears they were trying to cram all the words into the format. this is a pirated copy so maybe the images are removed but i’ve read a lot of this and it never references looking at an image??):