Welcome to the latest issue of Applied Psychology Around the World! Explore the concept of deliberate ignorance, choosing not to know information due to anticipated negative emotions or perceived lack of utility, with a focus on its implications for animal welfare, sustainable development, and institutional behavior, emphasizing psychology's role in understanding and addressing this phenomenon through global collaboration and applied behavioral science interventions



Applied Psychology Around the World: Deliberate Ignorance: Tackling Suffering and Hardship

#000000

lato

All Issues

Applied Psychology Around the World

APAW

The purpose of Applied Psychology around the World (APAW) is to share news and reports about applied psychology, especially through theme-based articles written by members of the International Association of Applied Psychology, that promote the science and practice of applied psychology around the world. APAW is a platform to facilitate interaction and dialogue among applied psychologists around the world.

Table of Contents

The Sixth P: The Willingness to Know

Editorial

Deliberate Ignorance: From Animal Rights to Sustainability Backlash

Lead Article:

Deliberate Ignorance

Commentary One:

Comment on “Deliberate Ignorance”

Commentary Two:

On Cass Sunstein’s essay ‘deliberate ignorance’

Commentary Three:

Deliberate Ignorance in Animal Sentience and Welfare Research

Commentary Four:

Who Can Afford Not to Know? Deliberate Ignorance, Constrained Energy and the Politics of Not knowing

A Call to Expand Global Collaboration

The SIOP United Nations Committee