This textbook is among the first to examine poverty, wealth, and economic inequality from a psychological perspective. It provides an intersectional analysis of economic inequality and focuses on real-world solutions, while exercises and reflection questions encourage students think critically abwhat research findings imply for their own lives.
This textbook is among the first to examine poverty, wealth, and economic inequality from a psychological perspective. It provides an intersectional analysis of economic inequality and focuses on real-world solutions, while exercises and reflection questions encourage students think critically abwhat research findings imply for their own lives.
Deborah Belle is Professor Emerita of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Boston University. Her books include Lives in stress: Women and depression; Children's social networks and social support; and The after-school lives of children: Alone and with others while parents work. She has been a William T. Grant Foundation Faculty Scholar in the Mental Health of Children; Evelyn Green Davis Fellow in Psychology at the Bunting Institute, Radcliffe College; and Fellow of the Radcliffe Public Policy Institute. She is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and of the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Contemporary Economic Inequalities 2. Beliefs about social class, poverty, and wealth 3. Classist stigma, exclusion, and disrespect 4. Poverty and its Costs 5. Working Class: The Essential Workers 6. Wealth and its Costs 7. Societal Economic Inequality 8. Race and Racism 9. Gender and poverty 10. Housing Precarity and Homelessness 11. Parenting While Poor 12. Social Networks and Social Supports 13. Poverty, Psychology, and Mental Health Services 14. Working Toward Equality and Economic Justice.
1. Contemporary Economic Inequalities 2. Beliefs about social class, poverty, and wealth 3. Classist stigma, exclusion, and disrespect 4. Poverty and its Costs 5. Working Class: The Essential Workers 6. Wealth and its Costs 7. Societal Economic Inequality 8. Race and Racism 9. Gender and poverty 10. Housing Precarity and Homelessness 11. Parenting While Poor 12. Social Networks and Social Supports 13. Poverty, Psychology, and Mental Health Services 14. Working Toward Equality and Economic Justice.
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