Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... role . guard and prisoner would embitter and harden even compassionate people ? Do the people make the place violent ? Or does the place make the people vi- olent ? By a flip of a coin , he designated some students as guards . He gave ...
... role . guard and prisoner would embitter and harden even compassionate people ? Do the people make the place violent ? Or does the place make the people vi- olent ? By a flip of a coin , he designated some students as guards . He gave ...
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... role is played . However , some as- pects of any role must be performed . A student must at least show up for ex- ams , turn in papers , and maintain some minimum grade point average . When only a few norms are associated with a social ...
... role is played . However , some as- pects of any role must be performed . A student must at least show up for ex- ams , turn in papers , and maintain some minimum grade point average . When only a few norms are associated with a social ...
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... role - soon evade chores and accept comforts they consider appropriate to their status . " All animals are equal , " they affirm , " but some animals are more equal than others . " Lawrence Messé , Norbert Kerr ... roles 220 / Role reversal.
... role - soon evade chores and accept comforts they consider appropriate to their status . " All animals are equal , " they affirm , " but some animals are more equal than others . " Lawrence Messé , Norbert Kerr ... roles 220 / Role reversal.
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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