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South Delhi Campus Library List of Additions South Delhi Campus Library List of Additions From 01/01/2017 to 29/06/2017 V APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY 1. L7 Q7 Ward Jamie. Student's guide to social neuroscience. 2nd. London : Routledge 2017. 421p. 1619478 2. L7:(D6,8(B)) Q6 Arbib Michael A. Ed.; Bonaiuto James J. Ed. From neuron to cognition via computational neuroscience. Cambridge : MIT Press 2016. xvi,790p. 1619294 3. L7:4(S6) Q5.4 Patel Vikram Ed.; Chisholm Dan Ed.; Dua Tarun Ed.; Laxminarayan Ramanan Ed. Mental , neurological, and substance use disorders: Desease control priorities. 3rd. Washington : IBRD 2015. xvii,284p. 1619546 4. R Q6 Guerero Hector Andres Sanchez. Feeling together and caring with one another: A contribution to the debate on collective affective intentionality (Studies in the Philosophy of sociality 7). Switzerland : Springer 2016. x,283p. 1619190 5. R433.1'P Q6 Jung Tobias Ed.; Phillips Susan D. Ed.; Harrow Jenny Ed. Routledge comanion to philanthropy. London : Routledge 2016. xix,532p. 1619853 6. S:(R) Q5 Goodman David Ed.; Freeman Mark Ed. Psychology and the other. New Delhi : Oxford University Press 2015. xviii,392p. 1505524 7. S:2 Q4 Fisher Sebern F. Neurofeedback in the treatment of developmental trauma: Calming the fear-driven brain. New York : W. W. Norton & Company 2014. xvii,382p. 1619199 8. S:311 P8 Styhre Alexander. Perception and organization: Art, music, media. Houndmills : Palgrave Macmillan 2008. xix,261p. 1506356 9. S:4 Q6 Groome David; Eysenck Michael W. Interduction to applied cognitive psychology. 2nd. London : Routledge 2016. x,409p. 1619195 Page 1 of 217 10. S:43g Q6 Tota Anna Lisa; Hagen Trever. Routledge international handbook of memory studies. London : Routledge 2016. xxii,546p. 1506346 11. S:5 Q5 Schirmer Annett. Emotion. New Delhi : Sage 2015. xvii,508p. 1619545 12. S:54 Q5 Vertovec Steven Ed. Routledge international handbook of diversity studies. London : Routledge 2015. xviii,404p. 1619855 13. S:7 Q6 Groth-Marnat Gary; Wright A. Jordan. Handbook of psychological assessment. 6th. Hoboken : Wiley 2016. xii,911p. 1619547 14. S:7 Q6 Beckett Chris; Taylor Hilary. Human growth and development. New Delhi : Sage 2016. 265p. 1505880 15. S:7 Q6 Cammell Paul. Reinterpreting the borderline: Heidegger and the psychoanalytic understanding of borderline personality disorder. Lanham : Rowman and Littlefield 2016. ix,275p. 1505881 16. S:7 Q6 Gibson Alastair; Gibson Neil. Human growth, behaviour and develpoment : Essential theory and application in social work. Los Angeles : Sage 2016. xv,219p. 1619506 17. S:71g Q6 Leong Frederick T. L. Ed.; Bartram Dave Ed.; Cheung Fanny M. Ed.; Geisinger Kurt F. Ed. ITC international handbook of testing and assessment. New York : Oxford Unversity Press 2016. xv,480p. 1505525 18. S:86 Q6 Guerin Bernard. How to rethink psychology: New metaphors for understanding people and their behavior. London : Routledge 2016. xii,170p. 1505882 19. S:86:(R4) Q5 Tribe Rachel Ed.; Morrissey Jean Ed. Handbook of professional and ethical practice for psychologists, counsellors and psychoterapists. 2nd. London : Routledge 2015. xv,341p. 1619198 20. S:B28 Q6 Lyons Evanthia; Coyle Adrian. Analysing qualitative data in psychology. 2nd. New Delhi : Sage 2016. xv,400p. 1505878 Page 2 of 217 21. S1:(G:7) Q7 Geroski Anne M. Skills for helping professionals. New Delhi : Sage 2017. xxv,365p. 1619504 22. S1:(Sigma:f)g Q6 Farrell Ann Ed.; Kagan Sharon Lynn Ed.; Tisdall Kay M. Ed. Sage handbook of early childhood research. New Delhi : Sage 2016. xx,554p. 1619852 23. S1:7 Q6 Keenan Thomas; Evans Subhadra; Crowley Kevin. Introduction to child development. 3rd. New Delhi : Sage 2016. xxvi,428p. 1505879 24. S4 Q6 Truxillo Donald M.; Bauer Talya N.; Erdogan Berrin. Psychology and work: Perspective on industrial and organizational Psychology. New York : Routledge 2016. xiv,586p. 1619096 25. S4.73'P Q7 Hays-Thomas Rosemary. Managing workplace diversity and inclusion: A Psychological perspective. New York : Routledge 2017. x,350p. 1619101 26. S5 Q7 Helgeson Vicki S. Psychology of gender. 5th. New York : Routledge 2017. xviii,747p. 1619191 27. S6:84 Q5 Field Matt; Cartwright-Hatton Sam. Essential abnormal & clinical psychology. New Delhi : Sage 2015. xix,338p. 1619505 28. S7:4 Q7 Shiraev Eric B.; Levy David A. Cross-cultural psychology: Critical thinking and contemporary applications. 6th. New York : Routledge 2017. xxvi,427p. 1619192 29. S8:771 Q6 Douglas Barbara Ed.; Woolfe Ray Ed.; Strawbridge Sheelagh Ed.; Kasket Elaine Ed. Handbook of counseling psychology. 4. New Delhi : Sage 2016. xxii,672p. 1619507 30. S8:771.2'P Q6 Sriram Sujata Ed. Counselling in India: Reflections on the process. Singapore : Springer 2016. xiv,226p. 1619095 Page 3 of 217 31. S848 Q3 Leonard H. Skipton Ed.; Lewis Rachel Ed.; Freedman Arthur M. Ed.; Passmore Jonathan Ed. Wiley blackwell handbook of the psychology of leadership, change, and organizational developmet. Chichester : Wiley 2016. xviii,475p. 1619548 32. S848 Q6 Groot Stephen De. Responsive leadership in social services: A practical approach for optimizing engagement and performance. New Delhi : Sage 2016. xx,245p. 1619296 33. S848 Q7 Storey John Ed.; Denis Jean-Louis Ed.; Hartley Jean Ed. Routledge companion to leadership. New York : Routledge 2017. xxi,617p. 1505604 34. S848(N) Q2 Taylor Steven S. Leadership craft, leadership art. New York : Palgrave Macmillan 2012. viii,199p. 1506353 35. S9L Q6 Anisman Hymie. Health psychology. New Delhi : Sage 2016. xiii,520p. 1505877 36. S9L Q6 Sirois Fuschia M. Ed.; Pychyl Timothy A. Ed. Procrastination, health , and well-being. Amsterdam : Elsevier 2016. xxii,281p. 1619500 37. S9Z Q5 Brown Jennifer; Shell Yvonne; Cole Terri. Forensic psychology: Theory, research, policy and practice. New Delhi : Sage 2015. xxi,386p. 1505517 38. S9Z:f Q6 Brown Sarah; Sleath Emma. Research methods for forensic psychogists: A guide to completing your research project. London : Routledge 2016. x,288p. 1505518 39. Sigma:f P8 Clark Vicki L. Plano; Creswell John W. Mixed methods reader. New Delhi : Sage 2008. xviii,617p. 1619479 40. Sigma:f Q6 Gaultney Jane F.; Peach Hannah D. How to do research: 15 labs for social & behavioral sciences. New Delhi : Sage 2016. xix,284p. 1505560 Page 4 of 217 41. Sigma:f Q7 Privitera Gregory J. Student study guide with IBM SPSS workbook for research methods for the behavioral sciences. 2nd. New Delhi : Sage 2017. xi,260p. 1505883 42. SM9 Q5 Elliot Anthony. Psychoanalytic theory: An introduction. 3rd. London : Palgrave 2015. x,206p. 1619197 43. SM9:(Sigma) Q6 Elliott Anthony Ed.; Prager Jeffrey Ed. Routledge handbook of psychoanalysis in the social sciences and humanities. London : Routledge 2016. xv,478p. 1505514 44. SObW Q6 Cottam Martha L.; Mastors Elena; Preston Thomas; Dietz Beth. Introduction to political psychology. 3rd. New York : Routledge 2016. x,522p. 1619194 45. SS:44(L:4:51) Q6 Merrill Ray M.; Frankenfeld Cara; Mink Michael; Freeborne Nancyh. Behavioral epidemiology: Principles and applications. Burlington : Jones and Bartlett Learning 2016. xi,298p. 1619544 46. V2(T) P7 Ghosh Suresh C. History of education in India. New Delhi : Rawat Publications 2007. vii,526p. 1619102 47. X:5 Q6 Power Mick; Dalgleish Tim. Cognition and emotion: From order to disorder. 3rd. London : Psychology Press 2016. xii,460p. 1506348 48. X:5171:(S) Q7 Jansson-Boyd Cathrine V. Ed.; Zawisza Magdalena J. Ed. Routledge international handbook of consumer psychology. London : Routledge 2017. xviii,729p. 1619883 49. X:78 Q5 Poell Rob F. Ed.; Rocco Tonette S. Ed. Routledge companion to human resource development. London : Routledge 2015. xxxv,694p. 1619091 50. X:78 Q6 Fredericksen Elizabeth D.; Witt Stephanie; Patton W. David; Lovrich Nicholas P. Human resource management: The public service perspective. 2nd. New York : Routledge 2016. xiv,315p. 1619543 Page 5 of 217 51. X:78.1'P Q5 Collings David G. Ed.; Wood Geoffrey T. Ed.; Caligiuri Paula M. Ed. Routledge companion to International human resource management. London : Routledge 2015. xxv,588p. 1619092 52. X:8 Q6 Prasad Anshuman Ed.; Prasad Pushkala Ed.; Mills Albert J. Ed.; Mills Helms Ed. Routledge companion to critical management studies. London : Routledge 2015. xxiv,418p. 1619882 53. X:8:(R4) P9 Thyssen Ole. Business ethics and organizational values: A systems-theoretical analysis. Houndmills : Palgrave Macmillan 2009. xii,249p. 1506350 54. X:8:(S:44) Q0 Conroy Mervyn. Ethical approach to leading change: An alternative and sustainable application. Houndmills : Palgrave Macmillan 2010. xiv,256p. 1506354 55. X:8:(S:44) Q6 Cross Christine Ed.; Ronan Carbery Ed. Organisational behaviour: An introduction. London : Palgrave 2016. xxxix,366p. 1505515 56. X:8:(S:44) Q6 Hughes Mark. Leadership of organizational change(Routledge studies in organizational change & development). New York : Routledge 2016. viii,247p. 1619094 57. X:8:(S:44) Q6 Scanduara Terri A. Essentials of organizational behavior: An evidence -based approach. New Delhi : Sage 2016. xxvii,476p. 1505559 58. X:8:(S:44) Q7 Champoux Joseph E. Organizational behavior: Intergrating individuals, groups, and organizations. 5th. New York : Routledge 2017. xxviii,502p. 1505516 59. X:8:(S:44) Q7 Rozkwitalska Malgorzata Ed.; Sulkowski Lukasz Ed.; Magala Slawomir Ed. Intercultural interactions in the multicultural workplace: Traditional and positive organizational scholarship. Switzerland : Springer 2017. xvi,312p. 1619193 60. X:87 Q6 Armstrong Michael. Amstrong's handbook of management and leadership for HR: Developing effective people skills for better leadership and management. 4th. New Delhi : Kogan Page 2016. xx,447p. 1619290 Page 6 of 217 61. X:87 Q6 Pendleton David; Furnham Adrian. Leadership: All you need to know. 2nd. London : Palgrave 2016. xxiii,254p. 1619293 62. X:87 Q7 Veech David. Leadersights: Creating great leaders who create great workplaces. Boca Raton : CRC Press 2017. xxvii,209p. 1619291 63. X:87:(R5) P7 Monthoux P.G.D. Ed.; Gustafsson Claes Ed.; Sjostrand Sven-Erik Ed. Aesthetic leadership: Managing fields of flow in art and business. Houndmills : Palgrave Macmillan 2007. xvi,287p. 1506352 64. X:94 Q6 Wiencke Markus Ed.; Cacace Mirella Ed.; Fischer Sebastian Ed.
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