Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... individuals - how a person thinks about others , is influenced by them , relates to them . Social psychologists are interested in groups , but they more often study how groups affect individual people or how an individual affects a ...
... individuals - how a person thinks about others , is influenced by them , relates to them . Social psychologists are interested in groups , but they more often study how groups affect individual people or how an individual affects a ...
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... individual tugs - of - war ? Nearly a century ago , French engineer Max Ringelmann ( reported by Kravitz & Mar- tin , 1986 ) found that the collective effort of such teams was but half the sum of the individual efforts . Were the ...
... individual tugs - of - war ? Nearly a century ago , French engineer Max Ringelmann ( reported by Kravitz & Mar- tin , 1986 ) found that the collective effort of such teams was but half the sum of the individual efforts . Were the ...
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... individual gets more reward per unit of effort by free riding on the group . So people may be motivated to slack off when their efforts are not individually monitored and rewarded . In a pickle factory , for example , the key job is ...
... individual gets more reward per unit of effort by free riding on the group . So people may be motivated to slack off when their efforts are not individually monitored and rewarded . In a pickle factory , for example , the key job is ...
Contents
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES | 1 |
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
NotSoObvious Ways in Which Values Enter | 8 |
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