Introduction

1. Reflections on Ecological Psychology: An interview with Harry Heft

2. The social constitution of ecological psychology in the Netherlands

3. Contrary imaginations: Radical Empiricism or Pragmatism?

4. Perception and problem solving

5. Conceiving the environment from a developmental perspective: Revisiting Roger G. Barker’s comparison of Bobby Bryant and Raymond Birch

6. Agency in behavior settings: A mindshaping perspective on ecological psychology

7. Behavior settings, enabling constraints, and the naturalization of social norms

8. Values, affordances, and agency: Giving Heft to ecological accounts

9. Young people’s responses to the Earth’s affordances of regeneration

10. Humanizing Ecological Psychology: Heft’s incorporation of the sociohistorical into perceiving and acting

11. Understanding the child’s environment

12. Towards a psychological ecology