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1 Φεβ 2005 · The purpose of this chapter is to address how psychological science in general, and clinical psychology in particular, can be of use to public policy makers.
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The articles in this special issue build the case for a public psychology that is more disruptive and challenging than simply aiming dominant, canonical, and mainstream psy-chological research and practice outward. Specifically, we (the editors and authors) suggest that fully embracing public psychology requires dissolving barriers between ...
Keywords: policy, stakeholders, early childhood, youth, intervention. Examining the intersection of psychological sci-ence and public policy could not be timelier, given substantial recent shifts in the role and impact of science in policy arenas.
Public policy, social issues, the field of social psychology in general, and the specialized domain of social influence processes particularly can be seen as inter related in several ways.
volving psychology and environmental policy, asking how well we have been able to create tools to help the public define and pursue its own interests, rather than becoming tools for manipulating the public to others' ends. I draw primarily from my own experiences. Not only is that
10 Φεβ 2017 · This chapter explains what positive psychologists bring to policy discussions: An emphasis on measurable well-being, a desire to do more than just ameliorate pathology, and a broad knowledge of psychological findings.
The evolution of psychology's public policy role is illustrated by an increasing level of federal advocacy engagement and effectiveness over time, as well as by the emergence of psychology leaders in Congress and the Executive Branch.
