Geographical psychology : exploring the interaction of environment and behavior / edited by Peter J. Rentfrow.
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| Format: | Ebook |
| Language: | English |
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Washington, DC :
American Psychological Association,
[2014]
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| Edition: | First Edition. |
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| Online Access: | APA PsycBooks |
Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: I.Mechanisms Underlying Geographical Variation in States, Traits, and Behaviors
- ch. 1 Where on Earth Do Collectivists Live? Climato-Economic Impacts on Ingroup Love and Outgroup Hate / Huadong Yang
- ch. 2 Regional Differences in Individualism and Why They Matter / Laura Janelle Gornick
- ch. 3 Pathogen Prevalence and Geographical Variation in Traits and Behavior / Mark Schaller
- ch. 4 Personality and the Realization of Migration Desires / Markus Jokela
- ch. 5 Personality Traits and Spatial Ecology in Nonhuman Animals / Andrew Sih
- II.Geographical Representation of Social Psychological Phenomena
- ch. 6 Geographical Differences in Personality / Peter J. Rentfrow
- ch. 7 Big Five Personality Differences and Political, Social, and Economic Conservatism: An American State-Level Analysis / Stewart J. H. McCann
- ch. 8 Investigating the Subjective Well-Being of United States Regions / Nicole M. Lawless
- ch. 9 The City Where We Live Matters: The Psychology of Cities / Christopher Peterson
- ch. 10 Finding Values in Words: Using Natural Language to Detect Regional Variations in Personal Concerns / James W. Pennebaker
- III.Person X Environment Interactions
- ch. 11 Residential Mobility Affects Self-Concept, Group Support, and Happiness of Individuals and Communities / Shigehiro Oishi
- ch. 12 People, Culture, and Place: How Place Predicts Helping Toward Strangers / Robert V. Levine
- ch. 13 The Psychogeography of Creativity / Charlotta Mellander
- ch. 14 Places, Products, and People "Make Each Other Up": Culture Cycles of Self and Well-Being / Hazel Rose Markus
- ch. 15 The Tyneside Neighborhoods Project: Investigating the Psychological Geography of One British City / Agathe Colleony.