Hello Jean-Marc, I hope it's not too late to add my two cents worth of suggestions for a social psychology textbook.
I teach at a two-year college and use the Baron, Byrne, and Watson's (2001) Exploring Social Psychology, third Canadian Edition for my second-year level course. The instructor's manual is okay, but not great. I've never seen the transparencies. In fact, I don't even know if there are any. I make my own. I use the test bank but have found that it repeated some of its questions in the second edition version, it's a bit better in the current edition. There is room for improvement in the range of questions provided. It's nice if you can review several other social psyc texts and see their manuals and test banks for comparison and for ideas! The Baron et al text has the advantages of being paperback (it is briefer than the hardcover American Baron and Byrne text, 10th edition) and of using Canadian issues to illustrate concepts. There are other Canadian texts too, but they are hardcover, longer, and hence, more expensive for our cash-strapped students. One of the hardcover texts I think is a good alternative is the Aronson, Wilson, Akert, and Fehr, Social Psychology, Canadian Edition, (2001) which has a good instructor's manual. I'm not sure about its test bank or transparencies. Myers and Spencer also have a Social Psychology, Canadian Edition (2001) text. It comes with a very useful instructor's manual and test bank. I don't know about its transparencies. As with any Myers' text this one too is written in an engaging fashion. Good luck in your search. Elizabeth __________________________ Elizabeth J. Ballard, PhD Psychology Department Langara College 100 West 49th Avenue Vancouver, British Columbia V5Y 2Z6 Phone (604) 323-5878 Fax (604) 323-5555 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- You are currently subscribed to tips as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
