The 6th Edition of *Psychology for Sustainability* explores how psychological science addresses environmental challenges caused by human behavior that harms natural systems. Drawing from environmental psychology, ecopsychology, conservation psychology, and related fields, the authors provide a clear and engaging overview of key theories and research.
The ebook is divided into four parts: (1) the development of psychology as a sustainability science and its relevance to today’s ecological crisis, (2) research methods and theories for understanding and changing unsustainable behaviors, (3) the interconnectedness of planetary and human health, and (4) practical insights for applying psychology to foster both individual and systemic change.
This edition highlights positive action, includes pedagogical tools to support learning and reflection, and incorporates the latest research alongside current global ecological, political, and social issues. Designed to fit a standard academic semester, it is ideal for sustainability courses across disciplines and valuable for policymakers, legislators, and sustainability practitioners.
**Authors:** Elise L. Ame, Britain A. Scott, Christie M. Manning
**Format:** PDF
**Publisher:** Routledge; Sixth edition
**Language:** English
**ISBNs:** 9781040536568, 9781032873350, 9781040650288, 9781003532095, 9781032873275
*Note: This purchase includes the ebook in PDF format only, with no access codes. Delivery will occur within 24 hours of payment; this is not an immediate download.*
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