Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... individuals — how one person thinks about oth- ers , is influenced by them , relates to them . This includes studies of how groups affect individual people and how an individual affects a group . Some examples : In studying close ...
... individuals — how one person thinks about oth- ers , is influenced by them , relates to them . This includes studies of how groups affect individual people and how an individual affects a group . Some examples : In studying close ...
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... individuals ( as in funding public education ) and what in- dividuals give back in voluntary service . In each case , there is an effort to af- firm some individual liberties while constraining others that , unhindered , might harm ...
... individuals ( as in funding public education ) and what in- dividuals give back in voluntary service . In each case , there is an effort to af- firm some individual liberties while constraining others that , unhindered , might harm ...
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... individual tugs of war ? If not , why not ? And what level of individual effort can we expect from members of work groups ? Social facilitation usually occurs when people work toward individual goals and when their efforts , whether ...
... individual tugs of war ? If not , why not ? And what level of individual effort can we expect from members of work groups ? Social facilitation usually occurs when people work toward individual goals and when their efforts , whether ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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