The latest Psychology for Sustainability 6th Edition applies psychological science to environmental problems that manifest when human behavior disrupts and degrades natural systems. Using ideas from environmental psychology, ecopsychology, conservation psychology, and other related fields, the authors give a thorough overview of important theories and research in a clear and engaging way.
The ebook is organized into four parts: (1) the history of psychology as a sustainability science and its relevance to our current ecological crisis, (2) research methods, theories, and findings related to understanding and transforming unsustainable behavior, (3) the reciprocal relationship between planetary and human health, and (4) key takeaways on how to apply psychology to promote both personal and systemic change in the world.
Key features of the new edition include
- a renewed focus on positive action
- pedagogical features to enhance comprehension and reflection
- up-to-date treatment of burgeoning research and global ecological, political, and social developments.
The best-selling new textbook is thoughtfully designed to fit the length of a standard academic semester and is essential reading for courses on sustainability across various disciplines. It will also be invaluable to individuals outside of academia, including policymakers, legislators, and those involved in building sustainable communities.
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