Ideological and Political Bias in Psychology
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Ideological and Political Bias in Psychology
Nature, Scope, and Solutions
Frisby, Craig L.; Lilienfeld, Scott O.; O'Donohue, William T.; Redding, Richard E.
Springer International Publishing AG
09/2024
960
Mole
9783031291500
15 a 20 dias
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Part I. Foundations.- Introduction and Overview.- History of Political Controversies in Psychology.- Human Nature and Political Bias.- Basic/Core Principles of Science and Their Relevance to Political Bias.- Principles of Scientific/Critical Thinking and their Relevance to Political Bias.- Politics and Ethics/Ethical Decision Making.- Contemporary Sociopolitical Orientations.- The Challenge of Postmodernism.- Measurement of Psycho-political Constructs.- Survey Research in Socio-Political Orientations Within Psychology.- Part II. Evidence of Bias and Negative Consequences.- Political Bias in Psychology Journal/Book Publishing.- Political Bias in Professional Organizations Representing Psychology.- Political Bias in Research Funding in Psychology.- Political Bias in the Teaching of Psychology in Higher Education.- Political Bias in Psychology's Influence in Society.- Part III. Special Topics: Specific Domains of Political Bias.- Morality.- Race, Ethnicity, and Multiculturalism.- Gender.- Poverty.- Sexuality and Sex Education.- Religion/Faith.- The Military.- Language (Political Correctness, Free Speech/Hate speech).- Public Education.- The DSM/Defining Mental Disorders.- Human Intelligence.- Human Memory.- Violence in Society.- Part IV. Guidelines for Decreasing Political Bias in Psychological Science and Practice.
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History of Political Controversies in Psychology;Human Nature and Political Bias;Basic Principles of Science;Principles of Scientific/Critical Thinking;Politics and Ethics;Contemporary Sociopolitical Orientations;Postmodernism;Measurement of Psycho-political Constructs;Socio-Political Orientations Within Psychology;Political Bias in Psychology Publishing;Political Bias in Professional Psychological Organizations;bias in psychological research funding;strategies to decrease political bias in psychology;Ethical Decision Making;Survey Research in Psychology;DSM
Part I. Foundations.- Introduction and Overview.- History of Political Controversies in Psychology.- Human Nature and Political Bias.- Basic/Core Principles of Science and Their Relevance to Political Bias.- Principles of Scientific/Critical Thinking and their Relevance to Political Bias.- Politics and Ethics/Ethical Decision Making.- Contemporary Sociopolitical Orientations.- The Challenge of Postmodernism.- Measurement of Psycho-political Constructs.- Survey Research in Socio-Political Orientations Within Psychology.- Part II. Evidence of Bias and Negative Consequences.- Political Bias in Psychology Journal/Book Publishing.- Political Bias in Professional Organizations Representing Psychology.- Political Bias in Research Funding in Psychology.- Political Bias in the Teaching of Psychology in Higher Education.- Political Bias in Psychology's Influence in Society.- Part III. Special Topics: Specific Domains of Political Bias.- Morality.- Race, Ethnicity, and Multiculturalism.- Gender.- Poverty.- Sexuality and Sex Education.- Religion/Faith.- The Military.- Language (Political Correctness, Free Speech/Hate speech).- Public Education.- The DSM/Defining Mental Disorders.- Human Intelligence.- Human Memory.- Violence in Society.- Part IV. Guidelines for Decreasing Political Bias in Psychological Science and Practice.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
History of Political Controversies in Psychology;Human Nature and Political Bias;Basic Principles of Science;Principles of Scientific/Critical Thinking;Politics and Ethics;Contemporary Sociopolitical Orientations;Postmodernism;Measurement of Psycho-political Constructs;Socio-Political Orientations Within Psychology;Political Bias in Psychology Publishing;Political Bias in Professional Psychological Organizations;bias in psychological research funding;strategies to decrease political bias in psychology;Ethical Decision Making;Survey Research in Psychology;DSM
