This book examines the psychological factors that lead to human behavioral effects on the environment. Each chapter applies elements from a core research area into the context of criteria specific to sustainability.
This book examines the psychological factors that lead to human behavioral effects on the environment. Each chapter applies elements from a core research area into the context of criteria specific to sustainability.
Robert G. Jones is Emeritus Professor of Psychology at Missouri State University. He has consulted in organizational development and personnel decisions for over twenty-five years and has done public service work in community organizing for green space preservation and policy making for urban energy and growth management. His research and professional interests are in industrial and organizational psychology, and relate to management, prejudice, and ethical decision making.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Applied Psychology and The Environment: Promises and Assumptions 2. Applied Science and Sustainability: Some Basic Competencies 3. The Determinist in Us All 4. Differences Among People 5. Opening the Black Box 6. Social Contexts 7. Development, Identity Formation, And Motivation 8. Learning and Behavior Change 9. Processes in Applied Psychology 10. Broad Interventions 11. The Adaptive Capacity Scorecard References Index
1. Applied Psychology and The Environment: Promises and Assumptions 2. Applied Science and Sustainability: Some Basic Competencies 3. The Determinist in Us All 4. Differences Among People 5. Opening the Black Box 6. Social Contexts 7. Development, Identity Formation, And Motivation 8. Learning and Behavior Change 9. Processes in Applied Psychology 10. Broad Interventions 11. The Adaptive Capacity Scorecard References Index
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