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Social Psychology : an Applied Perspective (00 Edition)by P. Wesley Schultz
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments: This introductory Social Psychology book examines the basic theories within the field of social psychology and illustrates some of the many ways in which these theories have been used to understand and solve real-world problems. Focuses on a class of social psychological theories, and applies them to a current social issue. Grouped into sections on social cognition, social relations, and social influence, these issues include school failure, bilingual education, Head Start, stereotypes and prejudice, AIDS, teenage pregnancy, divorce, aggression and violence in schools, environmental issues, and welfare reform. For anyone interested in an introduction to social psychology. Book News Annotation:A text for students with little or no background in psychology or
sociology in undergraduate courses in social psychology, applied
psychology, or social problems. Introduces applied science, and then
presents extended illustrations of studies that have used social
psychological theory either to understand the causes of a social
problem or to change the behaviors that contribute to the problem. A
final chapter discusses the rarely presented topic of achieving
social change. Includes chapter summaries, key concepts, and review
questions. Author credentials are unavailable.
Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Description:Includes bibliographical references (p. 213-239) and indexes. Table of ContentsI. INTRODUCTION AND METHODOLOGY. 1. Applying Social Psychology: Typical Features, Roles and Problems. 2. Science, Research Methodology, and Teenage Pregnancy. II. APPLIED SOCIAL COGNITION. 3. Attribution and Health. 4. Stereotypes and Prejudice. III. APPLIED SOCIAL RELATIONS. 5. Love, Intimacy, and Divorce. 6. Social Information Processing and Aggression. IV. APPLIED SOCIAL INFLUENCE. 7. Teacher Expectations and School Failure.
8. Attitudes, Behaviors, and AIDS. 9. Social Norms and Environmental Problems. 10. Activism for Social Change. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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