Toward A Psychology of Situations: An Interactional Perspective / Edition 1

by D. Magnusson, David Magnusson

Overview

I thought I knew what love was, but I didn't have a f*%king clue. Now, I'm in the fight of my life to win over the woman who owns my soul. ~ Finn Black

The face of an angel...
The heart of a saint...

One look, one smile, and I didn't stand a chance. The instant my eyes landed on Presley Chambers, I was a goner. She was a force of nature that turned my world upside down. Sweet, sassy, and sexy as hell, she brought me to my knees.

But she isn't just any woman, she's a gift, she's a goddess, she's my disease... and I'll fight like hell to erase her fears.

Sometimes fate has other plans. Now our future is in her hands.

I can only hope she'll give us the chance we both deserve.

The idea that someone could possess me was insane... until I met Finn Black.~ Presley Chambers


The face of Adonis...
The heart of a hero...

Finn Black infiltrated my safe world the minute he breathed my name. He broke down my barriers and convinced me to take a chance. For the first time ever, I was living my life with a man who promised me a future only dreams are made of.

Sometimes the line between love and longing are tested.

He's asked me to trust him, to trust us, but the fear of losing him became too much.

Now I must decide if I'm willing to take a leap of faith, and hope he'll be there to catch me.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780898590616
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	09/01/1981
Pages:	474
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x (d)
Lexile:	1420L (what's this?)

About the Author

D. Magnusson, David Magnusson

Table of Contents

I: Issues; 1: Problems in Environmental Analyses—An Introduction; 2: Wanted: A Psychology of Situations; II: Actual Environments and Situations; 3: Environmental Assessment and Situational Analysis; 4: Situation and Generalization in Two Behavioral Domains; 5: The Experimental Study of the Basic Features of Situations; 6: Studying Situational Dimensions: A Grand Perspective and Some Limited Empiricism; 7: Risky Situations; 8: Perceptions of and Reactions to Work Situations: Some Implications of an Action Control Approach; 9: Environment and Response; III: Perceived Situations and Environments; 10: On Meanings of Situations and Social Control of Such Meaning in Human Communication; 11: The Psychological Situation in Social-Learning Theory; 12: Knowing More Than We Can Say Leads to Saying More Than We Can Know: On Being Implicitly Informed; 13: The Importance of Cognition and Moderator Variables in Stress; 14: Structure of Situation and Action: Some Remarks on Formal Theory of Actions; 15: Perceptions of Situations: Situation Prototypes and Person-Situation Prototypes; 16: Assessing Situations by Assessing Persons; 17: Life Situations and Episodes as a Basis for Situational Influence on Action; 18: Psychological Climate: Theoretical Perspectives and Empirical Research; 19: The Perceived Environment in Psychological Theory and Research; IV: Person-Environment Interactions; 20: The Role of Situations in Early Psychological Development; 21: The Relation of Situations to Behavior; 22: Situational Aspects of Interactional Psychology; 23: A Model for Studying the Interaction Between the Objective Situation and a Person's Construction of the Situation; 24: Group × Place Transactions: Some Neglected Issues in Psychological Research on Settings