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Aiming to provide psychology students with an accessible and comprehensive introduction to social psychology, this text is in line with the revised social psychology component of the AEB A Level syllabus. All the major aspects of social psychology are explored: social cognition (including social and cultural stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination); social relationships (including theories of interpersonal relationships, the formation, maintenance and dissolution of relationships); social influence (including conformity, obedience and independent behaviour, the basis of social power and collective behaviour); pro- and anti-social behaviour (including altruism and bystander behaviour, social-psychological theories of aggression, and media influences on behaviour). Conclusions and a detailed summary for each chapter aid content review and revision, and the text is fully illustrated throughout. Aimed at AEB, NEAB and Oxford and Cambridge A and A/S level students of psychology, the book may also prove valuable to undergraduate students seeking an introduction to social psychology.
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Aiming to provide psychology students with an accessible and comprehensive introduction to social psychology, this text is in line with the revised social psychology component of the AEB A Level syllabus. All the major aspects of social psychology are explored: social cognition (including social and cultural stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination); social relationships (including theories of interpersonal relationships, the formation, maintenance and dissolution of relationships); social influence (including conformity, obedience and independent behaviour, the basis of social power and collective behaviour); pro- and anti-social behaviour (including altruism and bystander behaviour, social-psychological theories of aggression, and media influences on behaviour). Conclusions and a detailed summary for each chapter aid content review and revision, and the text is fully illustrated throughout. Aimed at AEB, NEAB and Oxford and Cambridge A and A/S level students of psychology, the book may also prove valuable to undergraduate students seeking an introduction to social psychology.
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Aiming to provide psychology students with an accessible and comprehensive introduction to social psychology, this text is in line with the revised social psychology component of the AEB A Level syllabus. All the major aspects of social psychology are explored: social cognition (including social and cultural stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination); social relationships (including theories of interpersonal relationships, the formation, maintenance and dissolution of relationships); social influence (including conformity, obedience and independent behaviour, the basis of social power and collective behaviour); pro- and anti-social behaviour (including altruism and bystander behaviour, social-psychological theories of aggression, and media influences on behaviour). Conclusions and a detailed summary for each chapter aid content review and revision, and the text is fully illustrated throughout. Aimed at AEB, NEAB and Oxford and Cambridge A and A/S level students of psychology, the book may also prove valuable to undergraduate students seeking an introduction to social psychology.
Synopsis
Aiming to provide psychology students with an accessible and comprehensive introduction to social psychology, this text is in line with the revised social psychology component of the AEB A Level syllabus. All the major aspects of social psychology are explored: social cognition (including social and cultural stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination); social relationships (including theories of interpersonal relationships, the formation, maintenance and dissolution of relationships); social influence (including conformity, obedience and independent behaviour, the basis of social power and collective behaviour); pro- and anti-social behaviour (including altruism and bystander behaviour, social-psychological theories of aggression, and media influences on behaviour). Conclusions and a detailed summary for each chapter aid content review and revision, and the text is fully illustrated throughout. Aimed at AEB, NEAB and Oxford and Cambridge A and A/S level students of psychology, the book may also prove valuable to undergraduate students seeking an introduction to social psychology.
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