Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... present . Social psychology can contribute to these goals . Many undergraduate social psychology students are not psy- chology majors ; virtually all will enter other professions . By focusing on hu- manly significant issues , one can ...
... present . Social psychology can contribute to these goals . Many undergraduate social psychology students are not psy- chology majors ; virtually all will enter other professions . By focusing on hu- manly significant issues , one can ...
Page 47
... present views . Sometimes our present view is that we've improved - in which case we may misrecall our past as more unlike the present than it actually was . This ten- dency resolves a puzzling pair of consistent findings : Those who ...
... present views . Sometimes our present view is that we've improved - in which case we may misrecall our past as more unlike the present than it actually was . This ten- dency resolves a puzzling pair of consistent findings : Those who ...
Page 97
... present a good image both to an Self - presentation : external audience ( other people ) and to an internal audience ... present modesty . The tendency to self - present modesty is especially great. CHAPTER 3 : EXPLAINING BEHAVIOR = 97.
... present a good image both to an Self - presentation : external audience ( other people ) and to an internal audience ... present modesty . The tendency to self - present modesty is especially great. CHAPTER 3 : EXPLAINING BEHAVIOR = 97.
Contents
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES | 1 |
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
NotSoObvious Ways in Which Values Enter | 8 |
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