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Melvin M. Mark; Stewart I. Donaldson; Bernadette Campbell
Guilford Press
Social psychology and evaluation
Planning the future and assessing the past: temporal biases and debiasing in program evaluation
Authors

Lawrence J. Sanna; A. T. Panter; Taya R. Cohen; Lindsay A. Kennedy

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1670910615106_27352876

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Table of Contents of Book
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Background, history, and overview
Editors' introductory comments
The past, the present, and possible futures of social psychology and evaluation
Melvin M. Mark; Stewart I. Donaldson; Bernadette Campbell
Social psychological theories as global guides to program design and program evaluation
The social and policy impact of social cognitive theory
Albert Bandura
Behavioral interventions: design and evaluation guided by the theory of planned behavior
Icek Ajzen
Using program theory to link social psychology and program evaluation
Manuel Riemer; Leonard Bickman
Theory-driven evaluation science and applied social psychology: exploring the intersection
Stewart I. Donaldson; William D. Crano
Implications of social psychological theory and research for meeting the challenges of evaluation practice
Planning the future and assessing the past: temporal biases and debiasing in program evaluation
Lawrence J. Sanna; A. T. Panter; Taya R. Cohen; Lindsay A. Kennedy
The social psychology of stakeholder processes: group processes and interpersonal relations
R. Scott Tindale; Emil J. Posavac
Attitudes, persuasion, and social influence: applying social psychology to increase evaluation use
Monique A. Fleming
Asking questions about behavior: self-reports in evaluation research
Norbert Schwarz; Daphna Oyserman
Evaluation: social psychology links in important areas of practice: the present and promise of evaluation contributing to social psychology
What social psychologists can learn from evaluations of environmental interventions
Robert B. Cialdini; Noah J. Goldstein; Vladas Griskevicius
Social interdependence and program evaluation
David W. Johnson; Roger T. Johnson; Laurie Stevahn
On being basic and applied at the same time: intersections between social and health psychology
Blair T. Johnson; Natalie L. Dove; Marcella H. Boynton
Expanding the intersection between social psychology and evaluation
Where the rubber hits the road: the development of usable middle-range evaluation theory
Bernadette Campbell; April L. McGrath
Building a better future
Melvin M. Mark; Stewart I. Donaldson; Bernadette Campbell.
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