Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... laboratory analysis . Throughout this book we will do the same by drawing our data mostly from the laboratory and our illustrations mostly from life . Social psychology displays a healthy interplay between laboratory research and ...
... laboratory analysis . Throughout this book we will do the same by drawing our data mostly from the laboratory and our illustrations mostly from life . Social psychology displays a healthy interplay between laboratory research and ...
Page 256
... laboratory differ from those in everyday life . How often are we asked to judge lines or administer shock ? As combustion is similar for a burning match and a forest fire , so we assume that the psycho- logical processes engaged in the ...
... laboratory differ from those in everyday life . How often are we asked to judge lines or administer shock ? As combustion is similar for a burning match and a forest fire , so we assume that the psycho- logical processes engaged in the ...
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... laboratory dilemma games the most successful strategy has proved to be simple " tit - for - tat , " which begins with a cooperative opening play and thereafter matches the other party's last response ( Axelrod & Dion , 1988 ; Smith ...
... laboratory dilemma games the most successful strategy has proved to be simple " tit - for - tat , " which begins with a cooperative opening play and thereafter matches the other party's last response ( Axelrod & Dion , 1988 ; Smith ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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