Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1983 - 674 pages |
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... Chapter 15 Social Psychology and the Physical Environment Crowding Architecture and social behavior Energy conservation Summing up 535 535 542 552 556 Chapter 16 Social Psychology in Court Judging the defendant The jury Summing up ...
... Chapter 15 Social Psychology and the Physical Environment Crowding Architecture and social behavior Energy conservation Summing up 535 535 542 552 556 Chapter 16 Social Psychology in Court Judging the defendant The jury Summing up ...
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... Chapter 4 looks at the amazing and sometimes rather amusing ways in which we form false beliefs about our social worlds , and Chapter 5 considers how such tendencies could lead us to believe in extrasensory perception and to err in our ...
... Chapter 4 looks at the amazing and sometimes rather amusing ways in which we form false beliefs about our social worlds , and Chapter 5 considers how such tendencies could lead us to believe in extrasensory perception and to err in our ...
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... ( Chapter 7 ) , the principles of persuasion ( Chapter 8 ) , and the effects of our participation in groups ( Chapter 9 ) , we can better " See " these invisible influences . Seeing , we may better understand why people feel and act as ...
... ( Chapter 7 ) , the principles of persuasion ( Chapter 8 ) , and the effects of our participation in groups ( Chapter 9 ) , we can better " See " these invisible influences . Seeing , we may better understand why people feel and act as ...
Contents
How we do social psychology | 8 |
Social psychology and human values | 24 |
Does our behavior determine our attitudes? | 44 |
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