A collection of status reports in the field of psychology for 29
countries and black Africa. The focus is on the nature and scope of
the discipline, and its major developments internationally since WW
II. . . . The review chapters follow a similar format while
highlighting national characteristics. Most treat the historical
background; definitions; types of psychology; funding; scope;
programs; research; trends and future directions. . . . There is no
international compendium such as this handbook. Recommended for
academic libraries. "Choice"
This unique compilation of perspectives from around the world is
an important effort to share knowledge on the nature and scope of
contemporary psychology and major developments in the field
worldwide since 1945. Thirty nations and regions are represented in
this unprecedented effort to provide a global perspective on the
discipline. In addition to presenting comparative information, the
reviews allow readers to identify the main factors which bear on
the characteristics of psychology in different countries. Extensive
tables and figures provide immediate visual representation of
needed facts. Helpful name and subject indexes make for quick, easy
reference.
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