Powerpoint slides for the book
The preface to the book indicates that presentation slides for the various chapters are available at the Blackwell website. That's not yet the case, because I've been very late in drawing up the slides. However, as of today (20 January 2009) the slides have been sent to the publishers. I don't know how much further processing they need to do, but I'm sure it will not now belong before the Blackwell website for the book is up and running.
In the meantime, I am willing to email lecturers my copies of the slides (minus artwork) if that is of help. Send your request, with your university email address, to d.hardman@londonmet.ac.uk
According to an advert appearing in this month's
Psychologist, the textbook will be appearing in January 2009.
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