Books
Special offer!APS members are invited to take advantage of the 50% discount on personal subscriptions to all Taylor & Francis and Routledge journals. Please visit www.informaworld.com/journals for the full list of titles and download the following order form to subscribe:
APS members are also invited to take advantage of the 10% discount on all Taylor & Francis and Routledge books. Please visit www.routledge.com for the full list of titles and and download the following order form to subscribe:
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The APS sells the books listed below that are written by Australian psychologists for Australian psychologists and published under the label APS Imprint Books and Pearson Education Australia.
Pearson Education Australia provides a 10% discount on books for APS members.
Visit: www.pearsoned.com.au/helpingprofessions
APS members are also entitled to a 10% discount on all Taylor & Francis Books. Taylor & Francis are the publishers of the APS Journals. Visit www.tandf.co.uk/books for a full catalogue. To purchase any Taylor & Francis books at the reduced rate, please print the Taylor and Francis order form 
(98kb) and return to the address provided.
- Kids Behaving Badly: Teacher strategies for classroom behaviour
- A Meeting of Minds: The APS and Australian Psychologists 1944-1994
- Motivation for Work - Human Performance and the Workplace series
- Training and Performance - Human Performance and the Workplace series
- Overcoming Panic: A complete nine-week home-based treatment program for panic disorder
- Psychologists' Stories: Helping today's students become tomorrow's psychologists
- Out in the Antipodes: Australian and New Zealand Perspectives on Gay and Lesbian Issues in Psychology
Kids Behaving Badly: Teacher strategies for classroom behaviour
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Emma Little |
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This book provides strategies for creating a positive and productive environment in the classroom and is a practical and valuable resocurce for teachers and educational psychologists. |
A Meeting of Minds: The APS and Australian Psychologists 1944-1994
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Simon Cooke $45.00 ISBN: 0909881154 2000 pp281 |
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A Meeting of Minds traces the sometimes turbulent past of psychology in Australia over the past 50 years. It focuses on the profession of psychology, which has been shaped by social change and border disputes with psychiatry, counselling and psychotherapy. The book also covers the history of the Australian Psychological Society. APS Books Order Form |
Motivation for Work - Human Performance and the Workplace series
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Edited by Mark A Griffin $27.50 ISBN: 0909881146 1999 pp116 |
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Why do some individuals help others achieve their goals and others do not? Motivation for Work explores what motivates people to perform successfully at work. The book features Australian work in an international context. APS Books Order Form |
Training and Performance - Human Performance and the Workplace series
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Edited by Janice Langan-Fox & Mark A Griffin $27.50 ISBN:0909881138 1999 pp108 |
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This provides basic and advanced knowledge in training and performance issues, concepts, systems and research developments. It is suitable for undergraduate students studying organisational psychology and researchers seeking Australian findings. APS Books Order Form |
Overcoming Panic: A complete nine-week home-based treatment program for panic disorder
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John Franklin $40.50 ISBN:0909881103 1996 pp308 |
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Based on years of research, this step-by-step program has been successfully completed by thousands of people who experience panic sufferers. The program can be done alone without professional help, or professional therapists can use it to help clients deal with panic disorder. APS Books Order Form |
Psychologists' Stories: Helping today's students become tomorrow's psychologists
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Edited by Tamsin Stanford |
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To illustrate some of the many fields you can work in as a psychologist, the APS has brought together some of its members to share their experiences. This booklet features psychologists from across Australia who provide diverse services using a broad range of skills, and helps students to see what possibilities lie ahead. A discount of 10% applies to orders of ten or more copies of this booklet. APS Books Order Form Extracts from Psychologists’ Stories: "I have been fortunate to work on a number of interesting and unusual projects including helping redesign the toilet cubicles for the Boeing 767 using slow-motion photography of users." Environmental Psychologist Robert Hall "Designing research is fun, creative and exciting, and allows me to work with ideas in ways that have never been done before. Actually conducting the research allows me to see if my guesses were right or not." Social Psychologist Michael Platow "Probably the most useful aspect of psychology that I learned was how to critically analyse the evidence for, or against, a theory about behaviour or brain functioning.These are fabulous skills to have." Clinical Neuropsychologist Wendy Longley "My day-to-day responsibilities include participating in major aircraft accident investigations, writing reports, and aiding in the development of safety recommendations." Human Factors Psychologist Peter Renshaw |
Out in the Antipodes: Australian and New Zealand Perspectives on Gay and Lesbian Issues in Psychology
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Edited by Damien W. Riggs & Gordon A. Walker |
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Out in the Antipodes is a long-awaited addition to the literature on lesbian and gay psychology. The first book in this field to specifically address Australian and New Zealand perspectives, it highlights the diversity and richness of lesbian and gay experience ‘in the antipodes’. Bringing together a diverse collection of work by respected theorists and researchers, Out in the Antipodes confronts the invisibility of lesbian and gay psychology within mainstream psychology. Containing sections on parenting, health, identity, politics and psychological practice, the book will be of interest to practitioners, academics, policy makers, activists and those just wishing to learn more. To order, please download the following order form and return to the APS: |
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APS Imprint order books
For all APS Imprint books please complete the order form:
APS Books Order Form (34kb)
Please send the completed form to:
Australian Psychological Society
PO Box 38, Flinders Lane PO, Melbourne 8009
or
Please fax both sides of the form to: (03) 9663 6177.
