Research and theory in social psychology pertinent to current problems in public health

Research and theory in social psychology pertinent to current problems in public health

by Daniel Stokols

Part of Council of Planning Librarians. Exchange bibliography -- 401-402

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Over 500 entries to selected journal articles, books, book chapters, and other monographs published, for the most part, during the 1960's and 1970's. Includes 2 bibliographies, one comprehensive and general, the other selected, annotated, and derived from the former because of the more specific applications of behavioral science perspectives to public health issues. Sources were 22 journals from the areas of public health, psychology, sociology, dentistry, and science. Entries include bibliographical information and, in the selected list, lengthy annotations. No index.

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