Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... Norms : Rules for accepted and ex- pected behavior . Norms pre- scribe " proper " behavior . ( In a different sense of the word , norms also describe what most others do - what is normal . ) NORMS American males may feel uncomfortable ...
... Norms : Rules for accepted and ex- pected behavior . Norms pre- scribe " proper " behavior . ( In a different sense of the word , norms also describe what most others do - what is normal . ) NORMS American males may feel uncomfortable ...
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... norm . Norms may seem arbitrary and confining . However , just as a play moves smoothly when the actors know their lines , so social behavior occurs smoothly when people know what's expected . Consider Michael Argyle's description of ...
... norm . Norms may seem arbitrary and confining . However , just as a play moves smoothly when the actors know their lines , so social behavior occurs smoothly when people know what's expected . Consider Michael Argyle's description of ...
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... NORMS The remarkably wide diversity of attitudes and behaviors from one culture to another indicates the extent to which we are the products of cultural norms . Norms restrain and control us , but they also lubricate the social ...
... NORMS The remarkably wide diversity of attitudes and behaviors from one culture to another indicates the extent to which we are the products of cultural norms . Norms restrain and control us , but they also lubricate the social ...
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INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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