The Psychology of Librarianship
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- Nombre de pages395
- PrésentationBroché
- FormatGrand Format
- Poids0.59 kg
- Dimensions15,1 cm × 22,9 cm × 2,4 cm
- ISBN978-1-63400-016-1
- EAN9781634000161
- Date de parution09/11/2015
- ÉditeurLibrary Juice Press
Résumé
Psychology is a factor in virtually every aspect of librarianship. Beyond the expected psychological issues inherent in any organization, there are psychological dimensions that are unique to library work. The Psychology of Librarianship addresses both of these : how traditional organizational psychology applies to librarianship, and how library work involves unique psychological situations. The thirteen essays examine topics such as the role of social psychology in information literacy, the problems of stereotypes within the library profession, addictions and the library, and technology anxiety.
The Psychology of Librarianship focuses attention on this heretofore neglected aspect of libraries, and provides signposts for future research.
The Psychology of Librarianship focuses attention on this heretofore neglected aspect of libraries, and provides signposts for future research.
Psychology is a factor in virtually every aspect of librarianship. Beyond the expected psychological issues inherent in any organization, there are psychological dimensions that are unique to library work. The Psychology of Librarianship addresses both of these : how traditional organizational psychology applies to librarianship, and how library work involves unique psychological situations. The thirteen essays examine topics such as the role of social psychology in information literacy, the problems of stereotypes within the library profession, addictions and the library, and technology anxiety.
The Psychology of Librarianship focuses attention on this heretofore neglected aspect of libraries, and provides signposts for future research.
The Psychology of Librarianship focuses attention on this heretofore neglected aspect of libraries, and provides signposts for future research.