Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... human weakness . " Sir Halford John MacKinder , 1887 SUMMING UP of preserving the family unit ) or a theological one ( which might focus on moral truth ) . The various explanations can complement one another ( Figure 1-1 ) . If all ...
... human weakness . " Sir Halford John MacKinder , 1887 SUMMING UP of preserving the family unit ) or a theological one ( which might focus on moral truth ) . The various explanations can complement one another ( Figure 1-1 ) . If all ...
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... human nature ? Would they wonder whether both are actually of the same species ? Or would they be struck by deeper similarities beneath the surface differences ? The questions faced by our alien scientists are those faced by today's ...
... human nature ? Would they wonder whether both are actually of the same species ? Or would they be struck by deeper similarities beneath the surface differences ? The questions faced by our alien scientists are those faced by today's ...
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... human nature , all human societies engage in commu- nal sharing . All rank people by authority and status . And all have ideas about economic justice ( Fiske , 1992 ) . Cultures provide the specific rules for working out these elements ...
... human nature , all human societies engage in commu- nal sharing . All rank people by authority and status . And all have ideas about economic justice ( Fiske , 1992 ) . Cultures provide the specific rules for working out these elements ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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