Social Psychology by Richard Gross

Social Psychology by Richard Gross

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Zusammenfassung

This updated edition presents an introduction to the key areas and topics in social psychology. It includes additional sections on contemporary preoccupations in the subject, and on discourse analysis. Each chapter demonstrates application of social psychology to social problems and issues.

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Social Psychology by Richard Gross

In everyday life we depend upon, interact with, influence are influenced by many people in situations that range from brief single encounters to the special relationships we form with family and close friends. Social interactions such as these are just a part of what make up social psychology, the study of human social behaviour and thought. In 'Social Psychology', the authors have incorporated the most recent theoretical developments and research findings and accounted for more than a decade of growth and expansion in the discipline since the publication of Pennington's 'Essential Social Psychology' (from which this book is descended). The result is a wholly fresh textbook that provides a clear and readable introduction to this empirical discipline. Assuming no prior knowledge, this book guides the reader through the main topic areas, providing insights into the key theories, concepts, research and debates that define the field. Particular attention is paid to how research is applied, with each chapter containing a section demonstrating the application of social psychological findings in the contexts of education, law, health and organisations. A summary of the main points and suggestions for further reading are included at the end of each chapter. There are figures, tables and photographs provided throughout to encourage visualisation and aid understanding. In 'Social Psychology', the authors have incorporated the most recent theoretical developments and research findings and accounted for more than a decade of growth and expansion in the discipline since the publication of Pennington's 'Essential Social Psychology' (from which this book is descended). The result is a wholly fresh textbook that provides a clear and readable introduction to this empirical discipline. Assuming no prior knowledge, this book guides the reader through the main topic areas, providing insights into the key theories, concepts, research and debates that define the field. Particular attention is paid to how research is applied, with each chapter containing a section demonstrating the application of social psychological findings in the contexts of education, law, health and organisations. A summary of the main points and suggestions for further reading are included at the end of each chapter. There are figures, tables and photographs provided throughout to encourage visualisation and aid understanding.

Would suit an A level readership admirablyIndeed, it is probably the best available at this level.
The Times Higher Education Supplement (of the 1st

This book is certainly worth reading, and covers all the main topics expected within social psychology. The level is about right for 'A'level or first year degree level.
Association for the Teaching of Psychology

Dean of the School of Health and Social Sciences, Coventry University., Principal Lecturer, School of Health, University of Teesside., Formerly Senior Lecturer in Psychology, School of Health and Social Sciences, Coventry University.
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ISBN 13 9780340548462
ISBN 10 0340548460
Titel Social Psychology
Autor Richard Gross
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Taylor & Francis Ltd
Erscheinungsjahr 1999-08-27
Seitenanzahl 459
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