1st Edition

Elements of Applied Psychology

Edited By Peter Spurgeon, Roy Davies, Antony Chapman Copyright 1994
398 Pages
by Routledge

398 Pages
by Routledge

398 Pages
by Routledge

Originally published in 1994, Elements of Applied Psychology provided an introductory survey of the major aspects of applied psychology at the time for students of psychology as a main or ancillary subject. It was the first text to investigate the pressures created by this increased interest in applied psychology, offering insight into the factors which had influenced its patterns and... Read more

Foreword.  1. Applied Psychology: Introduction and Background D.R. Davies, P.C. Spurgeon and A.J. Chapman  2. The Child as Learner C. M. Hicks and P.C. Spurgeon  3. The Teacher and the Learning Environment C.M. Hicks, P.C. Spurgeon and V. Parffrey  4. Counselling Psychology E. Pickard and M. Carroll  5. The Nature of Abnormal Behaviour F. Barwell  6. Assessment and Therapy in Clinical Psychology S.P. Llewelyn  7. Clinical Neuropsychology P. Broks  8. Recruitment and Selection V. Shackleton  9. Assessment and Appraisal P. Herriot  10. Organisational Psychology F. Blackler  11. Training J. Patrick  12. Applied Cognitive Psychology J. Ellis and D. Jones  13. Psychology and Information Technology N.P. Sheehy and A.J. Chapman  14. Economic Psychology: An Introduction to a New Interdisciplinary Field S.E.G. Lea and P. Webley  15. Environmental Psychology A. Hedge  16. Health Psychology J. Weinman  17. Psychology and Law A.J. Chapman, N.P. Sheehy and M.S. Livingston  18. Futures for Applied Psychology A. Gale.  Index

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Spurgeon, Peter; Davies, Roy; Chapman, Antony