1st Edition
Applying Social Psychology Implications for Research, Practice, and Training
Acknowledgements. 1. Morton Deutsch Introduction Part 1: Problem-Centered Research in Social Psychology 2. Jerome E. Singer and David C. Glass Some Reflections Upon Losing Our Social Psychological Purity 3. Philip G. Zimbardo Transforming Experimental Research into Advocacy for Social Change 4. Hilde T. Himmelweit Studies of Societal Influences: Problems and Implications 5. Irving L. Janis Effectiveness of Social Support for Stressful Decisions 6. Martin Irle Is Aircraft Noise Harming People? Part 2: Using Social Psychology as a Practitioner 7. Richard E. Walton Using Social Psychology to Create a New Plant Culture 8. Jacobo A. Varela Can Social Psychology Be Applied? 9. Claude Faucheux Theory and Practice: Brief Reflections on Three Cases of Consulting Practice 10. Steven J. Ruma Easier Said Than Done: Theory and Practice in Applied Social Science 11. Harvey A. Hornstein Social Psychology as Social Intervention Part 3: Graduate Training in Social Psychology 12. Christina Maslach The Social Psychologist as an Agent of Change: An Identity Crisis 13. Harold H. Kelley Training for Applications of Social Psychology: An Attributional Analysis of Competence 14. Morton Deutsch Graduate Training of the Problem-Oriented Social Psychologist. Author Index. Subject Index.
Biography
Morton Deutsch, Harvey Hornstein
