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Basic and Applied Social Psychology

Basic and Applied Social Psychology publishes basic research in social psychology that can be applied to "real world" problems as well as direct applications of social psychological theory to social problems. Dedicated to Lewin's (1951) proposition that there is nothing so practical as a good theory and to his notion of "action research," the journal's priority is to disseminate research conducted in actual problem contexts as well as the laboratory that is both socially useful and theoretically meaningful. Individual difference approaches that examine social processes in applied contexts are also considered. The journal invites submissions which employ a diverse range of methodologies, contexts, and populations and that attend to the complexity of social behavior. Direct extensions of laboratory findings and research in applied domains such as health, politics, mass media, gender, education, law, and the workplace are equally welcome.

Holdings: v. 19, no. 1 (1997) -- v. 24, no. 4 (2002)

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