The Social Psychology of Time: New Perspectives

Until now, the substantial topic of time in social psychology has been scattered throughout the literature of the behavioural sciences and is therefore not readily accessible to interested researchers and students. This volume brings together the work of prominent scholars in social and environmental psychology. It is organised into five sections: Pace, Rhythm, Time Allocation, Developmental Cycles, and Continuity and Change. The authors present recent empirical and experimental data, integrative treatments of past research literature and powerful conceptual analyses of the theoretical issues involved. In addition, there is both an introductory and a summary chapter by the editor. Collectively, the chapters represent a comprehensive treatment of the social psychology of time - a far more comprehensive treatment than has previously existed.McGrath, Joseph E. is the author of 'The Social Psychology of Time: New Perspectives', published 1988 under ISBN 9780803927667 and ISBN 0803927665.