The Audacity of Reuben Baron in Advancing the Social and the Ecological

Reuben Baron was one of the earliest adopters in social psychology of James Gibson's ecological approach to perception and action. Over three decades he worked to advance ecological perspectives within social psychology, as well as encouraging his ecological colleagues to acknowledge the centra...

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Published in:Ecological psychology 2024-10, Vol.36 (4), p.240-250
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