Reversal Theory: Applications and DevelopmentM. J. Apter, D. Fontana, S. Murgatroyd Psychology Press, 2014 M02 25 - 212 páginas First published in 1985. In the eight years since the publication of the first papers by Apter and Smith outlining the basic principles of the theory of psychological reversals, interest in the theory has grown rapidly. So within this book the emphasis is very much upon opening up fresh avenues and interests with a view to stimulating and guiding those psychologists who, whether as academics or as practitioners, are involved with reversal theory at any level. Some of the papers are based upon material presented at the International Symposium on Reversal Theory held under the sponsorship of the Welsh Branch of the British Psychological Society in September 1983, while others have been written specially for this book. The topics covered have been carefully selected to give a representative flavour of what reversal theory is currently about. |
Contenido
The Nature of Telic Dominance | |
Psychophysiology and the Paradoxes of Felt Arousal | |
Telic Dominance Stress and Moods | |
Areas of Application | |
A New Perspective for Sports Psychology | |
Learning SelfActualization and Psychotherapy | |
Reversal Theory as a Key to Understanding Religious Diversity | |
A Reversal Theory of Social Relations Applied to Polite Language | |
Experiencing Personal Relationships | |
J Apter and K C P Smith | |
Further Reading | |
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Reversal Theory: Applications and Development M. J. Apter,D. Fontana,S. Murgatroyd Vista previa limitada - 2014 |
Reversal Theory: Applications and Developments M. F. Apter,Michael J. Apter,David Fontana,Stephen Murgatroyd,Stephen J. Murgatroyd Sin vista previa disponible - 1985 |
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