Human Behavior and Public Policy. A Political Psychology

Content: 
PERGAMON INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY of Science, Technology, Engineering and Social Studies, Page i
PERGAMON GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY SERIES, Pages ii,322
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
About the Author, Page vi
Preface, Pages vii-xi
Acknowledgments, Pages xiii-xiv
1 - Psychology's real-world relevance, Pages 1-15
2 - Applying psychology to public policy analysis: Three alternative models, Pages 17-44
3 - The intellectual capacities of human groups, Pages 45-76
4 - Compensatory education: Can we better educate those who need it most?, Pages 77-110
5 - Intergroup relations: The psychology of prejudice and discrimination, Pages 111-154
6 - On relations between the sexes, Pages 155-187
7 - The etiology and control of violent behavior, Pages 189-242
8 - Psychological contributions to the search for a warless world, Pages 243-264
9 - A design for research: Political psychology's unfinished business, Pages 265-284
References, Pages 285-305
Author Index, Pages 307-311
Subject Index, Pages 312-321