Gary Greenberg

Ethel Tobach

Kathryn E. Hood

First Published in 1995. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Concepts of Approach/Withdrawal and Integrative Levels

Behavioral Development

The four Horsemen

Lester Ralph Aronson

Ethel Aronson

Evelyn S. Shaw

The Biopsychology of Development

Katherine Nelson

Laura Martin

Presents applications of activity theory; in honour of Sylvia Scribner.

Theory and Practice of Doing and Knowing

Sociocultural Psychology

International Society for Comparative Psychology

This volume affirms how comparative psychology can help confront global environmental problems by analyzing and comparing the behaviors of humans and animals. This often complex relationship is clarified and given fresh insight as each paper in the collection examines some aspect of that relationship as it pertains to the ecological concerns of Australia. Data reported from aboriginal sources trace the development of the behaviors of many native species with a respect for indigenous people's knowledge and technology regarding their natural resources. The study's commitment to the renewal of environmental stability is far-reaching as it finds clues to the nature of a population's values and illustrates the need for diverse peoples to learn from each other in order to survive.

The Role of Comparative Psychology in the Management of Natural Resources

Australian People and Animals in Today's Dreamtime

Ethel Tobach

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