Person-Environment Psychology

Kenneth H. Craik, W. Bruce Walsh, Richard H. Price

Review from first edition: "...the diverse formulations in this book not only provide a rich philosophical and theoretical backdrop for the contemporary study of persons in situ, but they also underscore the fact that person-environment psychology is alive and well in late 20th-century psychological science. Future developments and differentiations in the field will long be indebted to the editors of and contributors to this excellent volume."—Contemporary Psychology

• Contents: W.B. Walsh, R.H. Price, K.H. Craik, New Directions in Person-Environment Psychology: An Introduction. R. Hogan, B.W. Roberts, A Socioanalytic Perspective on Person-Environment Interaction. S. Wapner, J. Demick, Person-in-Environment Psychology: A Holistic, Developmental, Systems-Oriented Perspective. B. Schneider, D.B. Smith, H.W. Goldstein, Attraction-Selection Attrition: Toward a Person-Environment Psychology of Organizations. B.R. Little, Free Traits and Personal Contexts: Expanding a Social Ecological Model of Well-Being. J.L. Nasar, The Evaluation Image of Places. C. Timko, R.H. Moos, J.W. Finney, Models of Matching Patients and Treatment Programs. A.W. Wicker, R.A. August, Working Lives in Context: Engaging the Views of Participants and Analysts. K.H. Craik, The Lived Day of an Individual: A Person-Environment Perspective. D. Stokols, H.C. Clitheroe, Jr., M. Zmuidzinas, Modeling and Managing Change in People-Environment Transactions. W.B. Walsh, K.H. Craik, R.H. Price, Person-Environment Psychology: A Summary and Commentary.