The places where people live vary considerably in terms of their social, economic, political, climatic, and physical characteristics. This volume focuses on the intriguing new field of geographical psychology includes research on how ecological, climatic, and psychological factors all contribute or are related to a variety of social indicators, providing a foundation for future work.
The places where people live vary considerably in terms of their social, economic, political, climatic, and physical characteristics. This volume focuses on the intriguing new field of geographical psychology includes research on how ecological, climatic, and psychological factors all contribute or are related to a variety of social indicators, providing a foundation for future work.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Peter J. Rentfrow, PhD, bounced around the United States, from Louisiana to Texas to New York to Massachusetts, and somehow landed in England, where he is currently a university senior lecturer (associate professor) in the Department of Psychology at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of Fitzwilliam College. His research concerns Person X Environment interactions and focuses on the ways in which personality is expressed in everything from people's preferences for music to the places in which they live. Dr. Rentfrow's research on these topics has appeared in several of the most prestigious journals in psychology — including American Psychologist, the Journal of Personality, the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, Perspectives on Psychological Science, and Psychological Science. He is committed to educating the public about psychological research and does so by giving lectures and designing online interactive psychology surveys, most recently the BBC's Big Personality Test.
Inhaltsangabe
Contributors Introduction Peter J. Rentfrow I. Mechanisms Underlying Geographical Variation in States, Traits, and Behaviors 1. Where on Earth Do Collectivists Live? Climato–Economic Impacts on Ingroup Love and Outgroup Hate Evert Van de Vliert and Huadong Yang 2. Regional Differences in Individualism and Why They Matter Lucian Gideon Conway III, Shannon C. Houck, and Laura Janelle Gornick 3. Pathogen Prevalence and Geographical Variation in Traits and Behavior Damian R. Murray and Mark Schaller 4. Personality and the Realization of Migration Desires Markus Jokela 5. Personality Traits and Spatial Ecology in Nonhuman Animals Julien Cote, Jean Clobert, Tomas Brodin, Sean Fogarty, and Andrew Sih II. Geographical Representation of Social Psychological Phenomena 1. Geographical Differences in Personality Peter J. Rentfrow 2. Big Five Personality Differences and Political, Social, and Economic Conservatism: An American State-Level Analysis Stewart J. H. McCann 3. Investigating the Subjective Well-Being of United States Regions Richard E. Lucas, Felix Cheung, and Nicole M. Lawless 4. The City Where We Live Matters: The Psychology of Cities Nansook Park and Christopher Peterson 5. Finding Values in Words: Using Natural Language to Detect Regional Variations in Personal Concerns Cindy K. Chung, Peter J. Rentfrow, and James W. Pennebaker III. Person X Environment Interactions 1. Residential Mobility Affects Self-Concept, Group Support, and Happiness of Individuals and Communities Thomas Talhelm and Shigehiro Oishi 2. People, Culture, and Place: How Place Predicts Helping Toward Strangers Stephen Reysen and Robert V. Levine 3. The Psychogeography of Creativity Richard Florida and Charlotta Mellander 4. Places, Products, and People "Make Each Other Up": Culture Cycles of Self and Well-Being Alyssa S. Fu, Victoria C. Plaut, Jodi R. Treadway, and Hazel Rose Markus 5. The Tyneside Neighborhoods Project: Investigating the Psychological Geography of One British City Daniel Nettle and Agathe Colléony Index About the Editor
Contributors Introduction Peter J. Rentfrow I. Mechanisms Underlying Geographical Variation in States, Traits, and Behaviors 1. Where on Earth Do Collectivists Live? Climato–Economic Impacts on Ingroup Love and Outgroup Hate Evert Van de Vliert and Huadong Yang 2. Regional Differences in Individualism and Why They Matter Lucian Gideon Conway III, Shannon C. Houck, and Laura Janelle Gornick 3. Pathogen Prevalence and Geographical Variation in Traits and Behavior Damian R. Murray and Mark Schaller 4. Personality and the Realization of Migration Desires Markus Jokela 5. Personality Traits and Spatial Ecology in Nonhuman Animals Julien Cote, Jean Clobert, Tomas Brodin, Sean Fogarty, and Andrew Sih II. Geographical Representation of Social Psychological Phenomena 1. Geographical Differences in Personality Peter J. Rentfrow 2. Big Five Personality Differences and Political, Social, and Economic Conservatism: An American State-Level Analysis Stewart J. H. McCann 3. Investigating the Subjective Well-Being of United States Regions Richard E. Lucas, Felix Cheung, and Nicole M. Lawless 4. The City Where We Live Matters: The Psychology of Cities Nansook Park and Christopher Peterson 5. Finding Values in Words: Using Natural Language to Detect Regional Variations in Personal Concerns Cindy K. Chung, Peter J. Rentfrow, and James W. Pennebaker III. Person X Environment Interactions 1. Residential Mobility Affects Self-Concept, Group Support, and Happiness of Individuals and Communities Thomas Talhelm and Shigehiro Oishi 2. People, Culture, and Place: How Place Predicts Helping Toward Strangers Stephen Reysen and Robert V. Levine 3. The Psychogeography of Creativity Richard Florida and Charlotta Mellander 4. Places, Products, and People "Make Each Other Up": Culture Cycles of Self and Well-Being Alyssa S. Fu, Victoria C. Plaut, Jodi R. Treadway, and Hazel Rose Markus 5. The Tyneside Neighborhoods Project: Investigating the Psychological Geography of One British City Daniel Nettle and Agathe Colléony Index About the Editor
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