This book is part of a series designed for intermediate level students to learn about community and national life. It covers a wide range of topics such as citizenship, government, health, and hygiene in an engaging manner. With this book, students can gain valuable knowledge that can help them become responsible and engaged citizens of their communities and country.
A comprehensive educational guide for American students covering topics such as citizenship, government, economics, and social issues. The text is designed to teach critical thinking and encourage civic engagement among young people.
Originally published in 1907, Charles Hubbard Judd's 'Laboratory Manual of Psychology' is a pioneering work in the field of experimental psychology. The book provides a thorough introduction to the methods and principles of scientific psychology through a series of laboratory exercises and experiments. Judd's approach remains influential in psychology education today.
Introduce students to the concepts of community and national life with this engaging and informative series. Developed by leading educators in conjunction with the United States Food Administration and Office of Education, these lessons provide a comprehensive overview of the subject.
This authoritative guide to laboratory equipment for psychological experiments provides a detailed overview of the tools and techniques used by psychologists to study human behavior and cognition. Written by renowned psychologist Charles Hubbard Judd, the book is an essential resource for anyone working in the field of psychology.