Psychology in India Revisited - Developments in the Discipline, Volume 3: Applied Social and Organizational Psychology

Psychology in India Revisited, a three volume set, constitutes a comprehensive review of recent Indian research on psychology. This review reflects the diversity of current research interests and critically evaluates the extent to which the discipline of psychology has been responsive to the Indian sociocultural reality. Divided thematically, the three volumes provide a focused treatment of a broad range of topics of theoretical, conceptual and methodological importance as also of empirical topicality. The focus of this, the third volume, is on basic and applied social-psychological research. It provides an in-depth analysis of a number of critical areas important to an understanding of social organizational processes. INDICE: Foreword - D M NanjundappaPreface - Janak PandeyIntroduction to Volume Three - Janak PandeyAttitudes, Social Cognition and Justice - Lilavati KrishnanSocial Values - Jyoti VermaPsychological Dimensions of Poverty and Deprivation - Girishwar Misra and K N TripathiAn Intergroup Perspective on Ethnic Minority Identity - Nimmi HutnikEnvironment and Behaviour - Uday Jain and M N PalsaneMotivation, Leadership and Human Performance - Rabindra N Kanungo and Sasi MisraPsychology in Enters the Twenty-first Century: Movement toward an Indigenous Discipline - Janak PandeyIndex

• ISBN: 978-0-7619-9575-3
• Editorial: SAGE Publications Pvt. Ltd
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