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APPENDIX B

Table 2. Descriptive Information about Social Psychology Chapters in

Selected Introductory Psychology Texts

Introductory text

author(s)

Title (year of

publication)

Publisher Chapter number

and placement in the text

Page numbers

(total number

of pages)^1

Baird, A.

Think Psychology

(2010)

Prentice

Hall

14 out of 18, after

“Personality and Individual

Differences” and before

“Consciousness”

200 - 217 (283)

Bernstein, D. Psychology:

Foundations and

Frontiers

(2016)

Cengage 16 out of 18, after “Treatment

of Psychological Disorders”

and before “Industrial and

Organizational Psychology”

576 - 625 (692)

Ciccarelli, S., &

White, J. N.

Psychology in

Action, 4th ed.

(2015)

Pearson 11 out of 14, after “Stress and

Health” and before “Theories

of Personality”

426 - 473 (579)

Comer, R., &

Gould, E.

Psychology

Around Us, 2 nd ed.

(2013)

Wiley 14 out of 16, after

“Personality” and before

“Psychology Disorders”

532 - 566 (648)

Ettinger, R. H. Psychology: The

Science of

Behavior, 6th ed.

(2018)

BVT

Publishing

17 out of 17, after “Treatment

of Behavioral Disorders”

677 - 717 (717)

Franzoi, S. Essentials of

Psychology, 6th ed.

(2018)

BVT

Publishing

14 out of 14, after “Emotion,

Stress, and Health”

623 - 668 (668)

Feist, G. J., &

Rosenberg, E. L.

Psychology:

Perspectives and

Connections,

3 rd ed. (2015)

McGraw

Hill

14 out of 16, after

“Personality: The Uniqueness

of the Individual” and before

“Psychological Disorders”

548 - 587 (620)

Feldman, R. S. Essentials of

Understanding

Psychology,

11 th ed. (2015)

McGraw

Hill

14 out of 14, after “Treatment

of Psychological Disorders”

520 - 556 (556)

Gleitman, H.,

Gross, J., &

Reisberg, D.

Psychology, 8th ed.

(2011)

Norton 1 3 out of 17,

after “Motivation and

Emotion” and before

“Development”

504 - 534 (715)

(^1) Excluding appendices, glossary, chapter reviews, and references.