Chaos Theory in Psychology

This is an edited collection on the uses of chaos theory in the whole field of psychology including: general theory; experimental perception; neurophysiology; clinical, organisational, social, personality, research, therapy and literature analysis; educational, developmental, learning and gender issues; issues of unification and diversity within psychology; and more.

The volume provides not so much the technical details of the field, but, rather, gives examples of both research and professional application of the many directions that innovations using this unifying approach can take.

Written at a level accessible to the inquiring undergraduate and graduate student alike, and as an introduction to the field for professionals, both academic and applied.