Applied psychology: research, training and practice
Rowan Bayne
- 2nd ed.
- London: SAGE, 2013.
- 368 p. PB
Part One: Context 1 Applying Psychology John Radford 2 Research: The Ubiquitous Handmaiden of Professionalism Brian R. Clifford 3 Beyond Evidence-Based Practice: Rethinking the Relationship Between Research, Theory and Practice David J. Harper, Kenneth Gannon and Mary Robinson Part Two: Training and Practice uA-^linlcal Psychology Maria Castro, Christopher Whiteley and Mary Boyle 5 Educational and Child Psychology Mark Fox 6 Occupational Psychology Carla Gibbes, Mark HoIIoway and Donald Ridley 1 Health Psychology Paula Nicolson 8 Marketing Psychology Chris Hackley 9 Forensic Psychology Brian R. Clifford 10 Clinical Neuropsychology Ashok Jansari 11 Sport Psychology James Beale and Marcia Wilson Counselling Psychology Jill Mytton 13 Positive Psychology Kate Hefferon and liana Boniwell .14''Cognitive Psychology Volker Thoma y Counselling and Psychotherapy Gordon Jinks 16 Coaching and Coaching Psychology Ho Law and Christian van Nieuwerburgh 17 Careers Guidance and Psychology Jenny Bimrose, Rachel Mulvey and Nelica La Gro 18 The Professional Academic John Radford Part Three: New Directions 19 New Directions in Applied Psychology: A Roundtable Edited by Rowan Bayne Section 1: Some further areas of applied psychology The humanitarian and third sectors Sarah Davidson Green living Nicky Hayes Community psychology Carolyn Kagan Applying psychology to the layout of printed text James Hartley Personality theory Rowan Bayne Section 2: Supplements to areas reviewed in the main chapters Clinical psychology Susan Llewelyn Educational psychology Irvine Gersch Occupational and organisational psychology Clive Fletcher Occupational psychology Chris Lewis Investigative interviewing Ray Bull Forensic psychology in the prison and probation services Ruth E. Mann The use of virtual reality-based environmental enrichment for patients recovering from brain injury Paul R. Penn and F. David Rose Strengths P. Alex Lin ley Section 3: General perspectives Psychological ethics: the good, the defensive and the utilitarian Richard Kwiatkowski Reflections on the place and usefulness of psychology Colin Feltham Psychology today Nicky Hayes