Social Psychology社會(huì)心理學(xué)

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Personal, relevant, meaningful, and provocative are words faculty and students have used to describe Social Psychology. Franzoi takes the theory and research of social psychology and presents it in a way that students will find insightful, rewarding, relevant, and thought provoking. The analysis of evolutionary and sociocultural forces continues to be highlighted throughout the text, promoting both debate and recognition of common ground between these two perspectives and encouraging students to develop critical thinking skills through the examination of current controversies. This edition also features the introduction of the self as a theme to give students a meaningful context for exploring the key concepts of social psychology. 　　作者簡(jiǎn)介：Stephen L. Franzoi is Professor of Psychology at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He received his B.S. in both psychology and sociology from Western Michigan University and his Ph.D. from the University of California at Davis. He also worked as a postdoctoral fellow in the NIMH-sponsored Self Program at Indiana University and served as the assistant editor of Social Psychology Quarterly. At Marquette University, Professor Franzoi teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses in social psychology. He is an active researcher in the areas of body esteem and self-awareness, and is currently the associate editor of the journal Social Problems. Over the years, Dr. Franzoi has discussed his research in such media outlets as The New York Times, USA Today, National Public Radio, and the Oprah Winfrey Show. Because of his desire to apply social psychological knowledge to real-world problems, Dr. Franzoi regularly provides gender equity and multicultural workshops to schools and organizations, including NAACP-sponsored programs. Stephen and Cheryl Figg are the proud parents of Amelia and Lillian.

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PREFACE  XVFOR THE INSTRUCTOR  XXVFOR THE STUDENT  XXVIICHAPTER1 Introducing　Social　PsychoIogy　WHAT IS SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY?   　 Social Psychology Studies 　   How We Are　    Influenced by Others    Social Psychology Is More Than Common Sense 　  Social Psychology Is Studied In Both Psychology and Sociology  　 The History of Social Psychology Reveals Its American Roots 　ORGANIZING PRINCIPLES OF EXPLANATION IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY  　  The Self Is Shaped bv——and Shapes--the Social Envi ronment 　  The"Hot"Versus"Cold"Perspectives Permeate Socia    Psychological Theory    Culture Shapes SociaI Behavior      Evolution Shapes UniversaI Patterns of SociaI    BehaviorCHAPTER 2　Resea rch　MethodS in　Social　PsychoLogy   　CONDUCTING RESEARCH IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY    The Research Process    Involves a Series of Sequential Steps      Description Is the GoaI Of ObservationaI Research 　　CorrelationaI Research Provides lnformation on the　　Direction and Strength of the Relationship Between Variables  　Experimental Research Can Determine Cause—Effect Relationships  　Meta—anaIysis IS a StatisticaI Procedure Used to　　Understand the Outcomes of Many Studies 　ETHlCS IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY    All Proposed Social Psychological Studies Must Submit to EthicaI Evaluation    A Recurring Debate Is Whether Social Psychology    Should Be a Va Jue—Free Science  　……PART ONE Perceiving People and Events  CHAPTER  3 The Self   CHAPTER 4  Self—Presentation and SociaI Perception   CHAPTER  5  SociaI Cognition  PART TWO Evaluating Our Social World    CHAPTER  6  Attitudes    CHAPTER  7 Pe rsuasion    CHAPTER 8 Prejudice and Discrimination PART THREE Understanding Our Place Within the Group  CHAPTER  9  SocialI nfl uence    CHAPTER 10  G roup ProcessesPART FOUR Interacting with Others    CHAPTER 11  I nte rpe rsonaI Attraction    CHAPTER 12  I nti mate Relationships   CHAPTER 13  Agg ression   CHAPTER 14  Prosocial Behavior：Helping Others GlossaryReferencesCreditsName IndexSubject Index

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