Suzanne Long

For courses in human biology. Guide today's students in becoming smart consumers of science Human Biology: Concepts and Current Issues sparks student interest in human biology by connecting basic biology to real-world issues that are relevant to their lives. Award-winning instructor and author Michael D. Johnson is joined by Suzanne Long who brings her active teaching experience and expertise in pedagogy to the 9th Edition. The storytelling approach with digitally integrated content demystifies how the human body works and drives students to become smarter consumers of health and science information. New content, updated pedagogy, and expanded interactive media guide students in evaluating claims they see in the media or products they use everyday.

If an attorney, judge, court mediator, or child custody evaluator working in the family court system is looking for a survey of the literature on sex abuse allegations in child custody cases, this annotated bibliography is the book for you. . . . The reader is given a quick survey of the literature. One can then select the items one may wish to explore more fully, by going back to the original source. --F. Samuel Gleason in Family and Conciliation Court Review The result of a two-year literature search, The Child Sexual Abuse Custody Dispute Annotated Bibliography provides summaries of the literature regarding children's testimony, false allegations, research, commentary, and other supportive information in custody disputes through 1992. Published in cooperation with the California Professional Society on the Abuse of Children (CAPSAC), annotations are thorough and the review covers the most significant legal, social, and behavioral science literature. This book is an important and valuable resource to all professionals--legal, medical, mental health, judiciary, child protection, and law enforcement--having any involvement with child abuse allegations in custody disputes. A supplement covering the literature from 1993 through 1994 will be published in 1995. All royalties from the sales of this book will go to CAPSAC. "Highly recommended." --Family Violence & Sexual Assault Bulletin Book Club