Consulting psychology : selected articles /
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Washington, DC :
American Psychological Association,
[2009]
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction Quelling the Quills / Harry Levinson
- - I. Theory/Diagnosis. 1. Psychoanalytic Theory in Organizational Behavior / Harry Levinson
- 2. Reciprocation: The Relationship Between Man and Organization / Harry Levinson
- 3. Anger, Guilt and Executive Action / Harry Levinson
- 4. Intuition, vs. Rationality in Organizational Diagnosis / Harry Levinson
- 5. Organizational Character / Harry Levinson
- 6. Why the Behemoths Fell: Psychological Roots of Corporate Failure / Harry Levinson
- 7. Psychological Consultation to Organizations: Linking Assessment and Intervention / Harry Levinson
- - II. Consultation. 8. Assessing Organizations / Harry Levinson
- 9. Executive Coaching / Harry Levinson
- 10. Consulting With Family Businesses: What to Look For, What to Look Out For / Harry Levinson
- 11. What Motivates Directors? / Harry Levinson
- 12. How Organizational Consultation Differs From Counseling / Harry Levinson
- 13. Giving Psychological Meaning to Consultation: Consultant as Storyteller / Harry Levinson
- 14. The Clinical Psychologist as Organizational Diagnostician / Harry Levinson
- - III. Stress. 15. A Psychoanalytic View of Occupational Stress / Harry Levinson
- 16. Between CEO and COO / Harry Levinson
- 17. Approaching Retirement as the Flexibility Phase / Harry Levinson and Jerry C. Wofford
- - IV. Leadership. 18. You Won't Recognize Me: Predictions About Changes in Top-Management Characteristics / Harry Levinson.