Essential Social Psychology introduces students to the core theories, approaches, and findings that are the necessary foundations for developing an understanding of social psychology. The text focuses specifically on theory and basic level empirical demonstrations of the key phenomena, to ensure that the key concepts are as accessible as possible. The aim is to be informative without swamping students with too much information.
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Rhiannon N. Turner is Lecturer of Psychology at the University of Leeds
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memory map, text box, mere categorization effect, bystander apathy effect, category differentiation model, negative personal outcome, unassertive behaviour, audience inhibition, summer camp studies, helping behaviour, normative social influence, social identity approach, distinctiveness information, chronic differences, minimal group paradigm, intergroup bias, common ingroup identity model, informational influence, social impact theory, ingroup favouritism, naïve scientists, ambivalent sexism, informational social influence, social dominance orientation, prosocial behaviour Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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memory map, text box, mere categorization effect, bystander apathy effect, category differentiation model, negative personal outcome, unassertive behaviour, audience inhibition, summer camp studies, helping behaviour, normative social influence, social identity approach, distinctiveness information, chronic differences, minimal group paradigm, intergroup bias, common ingroup identity model, informational influence, social impact theory, ingroup favouritism, naïve scientists, ambivalent sexism, informational social influence, social dominance orientation, prosocial behaviour Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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