Psychology and National Development
Psychologists have important contributions to make to the debate on national development, particularly because human development is now viewed as central to national development. A major shortcoming of the psychological literature on national development is the lack of an adequate explanation of change. We address this gap through an account of national development based on social reducton theory and reversal theory, two recent theories that focus on change and stability.
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1999
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Authors: | Moghaddam, Fathali M. ; Bianchi, Cynthia ; Daniels, Katherine ; Apter, Michael J. ; Harré, Rom |
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Psychology and Developing Societies. - Vol. 11.1999, 2, p. 119-141
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