Nolen-Hoeksema's Psychopathology

Current Canadian Content. Current Canadian research and data has been integrated throughout the Third Canadian edition. Additionally, readers will find information on the most recent Canadian programs available for those with mental health disorders. This comprehensive update ensures readers have access to the most relevant and timely information within the Canadian context.

Updates to Every Chapter. Every chapter of the Third Canadian edition has been extensively updated to enhance relevance of Psychopathology for students. In addition to current Canadian content, Jennings includes Indigenous perspectives, new case studies, updated profiles, and more.

New Canadian Authorship. Dr. Meagan MacKenzie from McMaster University is the new lead Canadian author on Jennings. She is enthusiastic about teaching and working with students to reduce stigma around mental health problems. Her research interests include anxiety and well-being. Jennings also includes two new Canadian contributing authors, Dr. Renee Bliss from the University of Windsor (Chapter 10 – Neurodevelopmental and Neurocognitive Disorders) and Dr. Karen Parhar from Douglas College (Chapter 16 – Mental Health and the Law).

Updated Title. The title of the Third Canadian edition has been updated to Psychopathology to better reflect the contemporary and compassionate approach of the resource.

Critical Thinking Assignment. Within Connect, the Critical Thinking Assignment is an active reading and critical thinking tool that helps guide students through the process of critical reading and analysis before, during, and after reading. Critical Thinking Assignment provides students the opportunity to read real-world texts analytically and critically by guiding them through the thinking required for deep understanding.

Canadian Content in Every Chapter. Canadian content has been integrated into every chapter of the Third Canadian edition, including Canadian research, Canadian prevalence of disorders, Canada-specific cultural factors that may affect treatment, and Canadian programs that are available for those with mental health disorders.

Contemporary Approach. The Third Canadian edition of Jennings has been written to enhance student comprehension and engagement by making information about psychological disorders relatable and contemporary.

Awareness and Empathy. Continuing the practices of Susan Nolen-Hoeksema, the Third Canadian edition is designed to promote awareness and empathy about mental health issues, best practices for treatments, and cutting-edge psychological research to better understand how to identify, treat, and prevent psychological dysfunction.

Diversity and Inclusion. Jennings provides emphasis on diversity, inclusion, and compassion, especially as it relates to the Canadian population.

DSM Summary. Jennings includes summary lists throughout the resource that summarize the diagnostic criteria for the disorders from the DSM-5-TR.

Connect. The third Canadian edition of Psychopathology is available in Connect. Connect is McGraw Hill’s award-winning digital teaching and learning solution designed to enhance your teaching style. It allows you to deliver, personalize and measure your course with ease. Plus, Connect can integrate with your LMS system to provide a seamless experience for you and your students.

SmartBook. Within Connect, students have access to SmartBook, an adaptive learning and reading tool that personalizes content to each student’s unique needs. Because SmartBook creates the ideal study path for each student, every minute they spend studying is the most effective minute possible. SmartBook highlights the key topics students should focus on, and supplies links to additional learning materials like slideshows, videos and more so they can enhance their understanding of key learning objectives.