This textbook is the only major introduction to social
psychology that provides a conceptually and thematically integrated
approach to the science of social behavior. Unlike the majority of
textbooks that portray social psychology as a list of interesting
-- but seemingly unrelated -- phenomena, Smith, Mackie and Claypool
show how the major topics and themes in the discipline are, in
reality, deeply interconnected. As such, it provides a uniquely
rich, meaningful, and logical appreciation of human social behavior
that students can relate to the world around them and apply to
their own lives.
In addition to the unifying themes and principles that run
throughout the book, there is also recognition that social
processes are intertwined with cognitive processes which creates
much of the tension and dynamic in real-world settings.
Finally, there is the appplication of the science of social
psychology and to real-life: this not only includes the major
societal institutions, such as law and business, but also to issues
as diverse as interpersonal relationships, media and marketing,
social support, the environment, nutrition, and international
relations.
This fourth edition has been thoroughly updated and includes
much richer pedagogy than its predecessors, both within the book
and online.
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