Handbook of Psychology, Set

Irving B. Weiner, Ph.D., is Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine at the University of South Florida and former Director of Psychological Services at the University of South Florida Psychiatry Center in Tampa, Florida. He is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and of the Association for Psychological Science, a Diplomat of the American Board of Professional Psychology in both Clinical and Forensic Psychology, and a Licensed Psychologist in the State of Florida. He is currently President of APA Division 5 (Evaluation, Measurement, and Statistics) and Past President of APA Division 12 (Society of Clinical Psychology), formerly president of the Society for Personality Assessment and of the International Rorschach Society, and a recipient of the Society for Personality Assessment Distinguished Contribution Award. He has authored or edited over 15 scholarly and professional books including the first edition of the Handbook of Psychology and, with W. Edward Craighead, the fourth edition of the Corsini Encyclopedia of Psychology.

"The work is extraordinary in scope by virtually any metric. The consistencies of the individual contributions across the many volumes are remarkable in level of depth and style of writing. The Handbook of Psychology is a major work without peer in scope and coverage of the conceptual, empirical, and applied advances of psychology. The volumes provide a status report on psychological science, even though clearly selective in their contents. There are broad issues to raise that span many volumes and areas of our field. Overall the volumes reflect an enormous accomplishment, statement, and status report. There is no other set of volumes I have seen that is as comprehensive, integrative, or enlightening as this Handbook." (Alan Kazdin, PsycCRITIQUES, Vol 58, Release 6 Article 1, 2/16/13)

• Handbook of Psychology: Preface (I. Weiner).Volume Preface (D. Freedheim).Foreword (J. Popplestone).Contributors.Chapter 1: Psychology as a Science (A. Fuchs & K..Milar).Chapter 2: Psychology as a Profession (L. Benjamin, et al.).Chapter 3: Biological Psychology (R. Thompson & S. Zola).Chapter 4: Comparative Psychology (D. Dewsbury).Chapter 5: Sensation and Perception (S. Coren).Chapter 6: Cognition and Leaning (T. Leahey).Chapter 7: Intelligence (R. Sternberg).Chapter 8: Emotion (G. Mandler).Chapter 9: Personality (N. Barenbaum & D. Winter).Chapter 10: Developmental Psychology (R. Parke & K. Clarke-Stewart).Chapter 11: Social Psychology (J. Morawski & B. Bayer).Chapter 12: Psychology of Women and Gender (J. Marecek, et al.).Chapter 13: Educaional Psychology (C. Weinstein & P. Way).Chapter 14: Assessment Psychology (I. Weiner).Chapter 15: Abnormal Psychology (W. Maher & B. Maher).Chapter 16: Clinical Psychology (D. Routh & J. Reisman).Chapter 17: Counseling Psychology (D. Baker).Chapter 18: Industrial-Organizational Psychology (L. Koppes).Chapter 19: Forensic Psychology (J. Brigham & J. Grisso).Chapter 20: School Psychology (T. Fagan).Chapter 21: Community Psychology (B. Wilson, et al.).Chapter 22: Health Psychology (C. Belar).Chapter 23: Undergraduate Education (T. McGovern & C. Brewer).Chapter 24: Ethnic Minorities (A. Jenkins, et al.).Chapter 25: International Psychology (H. David & J. Buchanan).Chapter 26: Professional Organizations (W. Pickren & R. Fowler).Author Index.Subject Index.