Ecological Psychology

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Ecological Psychology
	Contents
	Introduction
	1 The Historical Roots of Ecological Psychology
		1.1 American Functionalism and Radical Empiricism
		1.2 Gestalt Psychology (and Phenomenology)
		1.3 The Other Behaviorism
		1.4 Dissident Psychophysics
	2 The Ecological Approach to Perception and Action: Theses, Concepts, and Methods
		2.1 Not Stimuli, but Information
		2.2 Direct Perception
		2.3 The Theory of Perceptual Systems: Perception is an Embodied
Process
		2.4 Affordances
		2.5 Perceptual Learning
	3 Ecological Psychology Today
		3.1 Toward Ecological Psychology
		3.2 Dynamical Systems Theory and Nonlinear Methods
		3.3 Five Decades of Experimental Results
	4 The Future of Ecological Psychology
		4.1 Ecological Neuroscience
		4.2 Social Coordination
		4.3 Making Space for Culture and Normativity
		4.4 Skill Acquisition and Rehabilitation in Sports
	Conclusion
Glossary
References
Acknowledgments