Applied social psychology in India

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Applied social psychology in India

edited by Girishwar Misra

Sage Publications, 1990

  • US-hbk.
  • US-pbk.
  • India-hbk.
  • India-pbk.

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes

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These essays provide a lively introduction to the field of applied social psychology. The contributors - who include economists, sociologists, linguists, anthropologists and psychologists - deal with problems and models specific to the Indian socio-economic reality. They provide a comprehensive analysis of research on deprivation, poverty, competence, population, political behaviour, achievement motivation, social tension, multilingualism and marginality of weaker sections. They highlight diverse issues using Indian models which have a direct bearing on national development.

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Foreword - S C Dube Introduction - Girishwar Misra Applied Social Psychology in India - D Sinha Society, Ecology and Competence - R C Mishra Social Psychological Aspects of Languages in Contact in Multilingual Societies - Ajit K Mohanty Planning for Poverty Reduction in India - A C Minocha Social Perspectives on Causal Attribution - Uday Jain Psychology of Deprivation - Girishwar Misra Poverty and Human Development - T S Saraswati and Ranjana Dutta Socialization of Girls Among the Urban and Rural Poor Role of Psychology in National Development - J B P Sinha The Challenge of Achievement - Rekha Singhal and Girishwar Misra Development and Social Tensions - K S Shukla Marginalization and Social Mobility in Urban India - Nandu Ram Political Psychology - Raj Narain Experience and Consequences of Crowding - Uday Jain and Girishwar Misra Population Research - R K Verma Applied Social Psychology in India - Girishwar Misra, Uday Jain and S Bhargava Challenges and Possibilities

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