
Price, Richard H.
Richard H. Price is Stanley E. Seashore Collegiate Professor of Psychology and Organizational Studies Emeritus, and a Research Professor at the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan. His research program is focused on improving worker health and productivity. At the Institute for Social Research, he and his colleagues conduct surveys and field experiments testing organizational innovations to improve the conditions of working life. His research has been supported by the National Institutes of Health, the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Joyce Foundation, and the California Wellness Foundation. Price is a cofounder of ICOS, the Interdisciplinary Committee on Organizational Studies, founding Director of the Organizational Studies Programand founding Director of the Barger Leadership Institute at the University of Michigan.
Books
- Person-Environment Psychology
- Person-environment psychology
- Sustainable Working Lives
- Principles of psychology
- Abnormal psychology
- Principles of psychology
- People of the mirror
- Prevention in mental health
- Evaluation and action in the social environment
- Abnormal psychology in the human context
- Principles of psychology
- Abnormal behavior; perspectives in conflict
- A guide to evaluating prevention programs in mental health
- A guide to evaluating prevention programs in mental health
- 14 ounces of prevention
- Abnormal behavior
- The making of a mental patient
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