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When possible , social psychologists prefer to conduct experiments that explore cause and ef- fect . By constructing a miniature reality that is under their control , experiment- ers can vary one thing and then another and discover how ...
When possible , social psychologists prefer to conduct experiments that explore cause and ef- fect . By constructing a miniature reality that is under their control , experiment- ers can vary one thing and then another and discover how ...
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Besides , the easy verbal pronounce- ments of these experiments are a giant step away from actually harming some- one ; you and I would never yield to coercion to hurt another . Or would we ? Stanley Milgram wondered .
Besides , the easy verbal pronounce- ments of these experiments are a giant step away from actually harming some- one ; you and I would never yield to coercion to hurt another . Or would we ? Stanley Milgram wondered .
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experiments , coupled with growing public concern , were sufficient to prompt the U.S. Surgeon General to commission 50 new research studies during the early 1970s . By and large , these studies confirmed that viewing violence ampli- ...
experiments , coupled with growing public concern , were sufficient to prompt the U.S. Surgeon General to commission 50 new research studies during the early 1970s . By and large , these studies confirmed that viewing violence ampli- ...
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Contents
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES | 1 |
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
NotSoObvious Ways in Which Values Enter | 8 |
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