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Introduction to social psychology: a European perspective

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Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Malden, MA [u.a.] Blackwell 2008
Ausgabe:	4. ed.
Schriftenreihe:	BPS textbooks in psychology
Schlagworte:	Social psychology Social psychology - Europe Sozialpsychologie Aggression Einfluss Gruppenpsychologie Identität Prosoziales Verhalten Psychologie - Forschung Soziale Identität Soziale Wahrnehmung Sozialpsychologie - Europa Verhaltensmodifikation Social psychology > Europe Europa Einführung Lehrbuch
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Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	XVI, 409 S. Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:	9781405124003

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adam_text	Brief Contents Notes on Contributors x¡¡¡ Preface to the Fourth Edition xv 1 Introducing Social Psychology Wolfgang Stroebe, Miles Hewstone and Klaus Jonas 2 2 Research Methods in Social Psychology Antonys.R.Manstead 20 3 Social Perception and Attribution Brian Parkinson 42 4 Social Cognition Louise Pendry 66 5 Self and Social Identity Bernd Simon and Roman Trötschel 88 6 Attitudes: Content, Structure and Functions Geoffrey Haddock and Gregory R. Maio 112 7 Strategies of Attitude and Behaviour Change Wolfgang stroebe 134 8 Aggression Barbara Krahé 156 9 PrOSOCial Behaviour Hans W. Bierhoff 176 10 Affiliation, Attraction and ClOSe Relationships Abraham P. Buunkand Pieternel Dijkstra 196 11 Social Influence Miles Hewstone and Robin Martin 216 1 2 The Psychology Of Groups: Basic Principles Bernard A. Nijstad and Daan van Knippenberg 244 1 3 Group Performance and Leadership Stefan Schulz-Hardt and Felix С Brodbeck 264 14 Prejudice and IntergrOUp Relations Thomas Kessler and Amelie Mummendey 290 15 Social Psychology ІП Action Klaus Jonas and Carmen Lebherz 316 Glossary 345 References 354 Illustration Sources and Credits зѕѕ Name Index 387 Subject Index 398 vii Contents Notei on Contributors Preface to the Fourth Edition ХШ xv Summary and Conclusions Suggestions for Further Reading 39 40 1 Introducing Social Psychology Wolfgang Stroebe, Miles Hewstone and Klaus Jonas 3 Social Perception and Attribution 42 Brian Parkinson Introduction: Some Classic Studies 3 What is Social Psychology? 5 Introduction 43 How Does Social Psychology Differ from Other Social Perception 44 Disciplines? 6 Summary 46 A Brief History of Social Psychology 9 Attribution Theory 46 The beginning 9 Correspondent inference theory 47 The early years 10 Covariation theory 48 The years of expansion 11 Access to covariation information 50 The crisis years 14 Knowledge, expectation and covariation 50 Overcoming the crisis 15 Covariation and causal power 51 Social Psychology in Europe 16 Attributions for success and failure 51 Social Psychology Today 17 Attributional reformulation of learned Summary and Conclusions Note Suggestions for Further Reading 18 19 19 helplessness theory Misattribution of arousal Attributional bias The naive scientist metaphor 52 54 55 62 Attributions as discourse 63 Research Methods in Summary 63 Social Perception and Social Reality 64 Social Psychology 20 Summary and Conclusions 64 Antony S. R. Manstead Suggestions for Further Reading 65 Introduction 21 Summary 23 4 Social Cognition 66 Research Strategies 24 Louise Pendry Survey research 24 Experiments and quasi-experiments 25 Introduction 67 Qualitative approaches 28 Jumping to Conclusions: The Automatic Summary 29 Pilot Within 69 A Closer Look at Experimentation in What makes a process automatic? 69 Social Psychology 29 The pervasive nature of social categorization 69 Features of the social psychological experiment 29 Schemas: The next step in the process? 71 Experimental designs 31 Schemas and person memory 72 Threats to validity in experimental research 32 Schema activation and behaviour 74 Social psychological experiments on the Internet 34 Summary 76 Problems with experimentation 34 Going the Extra Mile: Regaining Cognitive Summary 35 Control 77 Data Collection Techniques 35 Stereotype? What stereotype? Stopping the Observational measures 36 stereotype being activated in the first place 77 Self-report measures 37 Quashing the effects of stereotype activation once it Implicit measures 38 has occurred 78 Choosing a measure 38 Can schemas change? 84 Summary 39 Summary 85 CONTENTS Summary and Conclusions 85 Suggestions for Further Reading 85 5 Self and Social Identity ss Bernd Simon and Roman Trötschel Introduction 89 A taste of self 89 Self and Identity as Social Psychological Concepts 90 Summary 91 Self-Concept and Self-Knowledge 91 Self-schema 91 Self-complexity 94 Sources of self-knowledge 94 Summary 95 Continuity of Self Over Time 95 Summary 96 Self-Awareness 96 Summary 98 Self as Agent and Regulatory Process 98 Summary 100 Self-Evaluation and Self-Esteem 100 Summary 102 Self-Extension and Levels of Identity 102 The social identity theory of intergroup relations 104 Self-categorization theory 105 Summary 108 Cultural Impact on Self and Identity 108 Summary 109 Summary and Conclusions 110 Suggestions for Further Reading no 6 Attitudes: Content, Structure and Functions 112 Geoffrey Haddock and Gregory R. Maio Introduction 113 What isan Attitude? 114 Summary 114 TheContentof Attitudes 114 The affective component of attitudes 115 The cognitive component of attitudes 116 The behavioural component of attitudes 116 Summary 117 The Structure of Attitudes 117 Summary 120 Why Do We Hold Attitudes? 120 Object appraisal 120 Instrumental versus value-expressive attitudes 121 Summary 123 Linking Attitude Content, Structure and Function 124 A question of content, structure and function: How stable are attitudes? 124 Summary 124 The Measurement of Attitudes 124 Explicit measures of attitudes 125 Issues relevant to the explicit measurement of attitudes 126 Implicit measures of attitudes 127 Are attitude measures reliable and valid? 128 Summary 129 Do Attitudes Predict Behaviour? 129 When do attitudes predict behaviour? 129 Models of attitude-behaviour relations 131 Summary 133 Summary and Conclusions 133 Suggestions for Further Reading 133 7 Strategies of Attitude and Behaviour Change ш Wolfgang Stroebe Introduction 135 Persuasion 136 Theories of systematic processing 136 Dual-process theories of persuasion 138 Advertising as applied persuasion 146 Summary 149 Incentive-Induced Attitude Change 150 Counterattitudinal behaviour and attitude change 150 Some paradoxical effects of incentives and sanctions 153 Further limitations of the effectiveness of incentive-induced change 154 Summary 155 Summary and Conclusions 155 Suggestions for Further Reading 155 8 Aggression ш Barbara Krahé Introduction 157 Definition and Measurement of Aggressive Behaviour 158 Observation of aggressive behaviour 158 Obtaining reports of aggressive behaviour 159 Summary 159 Theories of Aggression 159 Biological approaches 159 Psychological approaches 161 Summary 164 Personal and Situational Variables affecting Aggressive Behaviour 165 Individual differences in aggressive behaviour 165 Situational influences on aggressive behaviour 166 Summary 170 Aggression as a Social Problem 170 CONTENTS xi Intimate partner violence 170 Romantic Attraction 205 Sexual aggression 171 Romantic love 205 Bullying in school and the workplace 172 Individual differences in romantic love 207 Summary 172 Summary 210 Psychological Prevention and Intervention: Close Relationships: Satisfaction and Dissolution 211 What Can Be Done about Aggression? 172 Satisfaction in relationships 211 Catharsis 173 Commitment in relationships 212 Punishment 173 The consequences of break-ups 213 Anger management 173 Summary 213 Summary 174 Summary and Conclusions 213 Summary and Conclusions 174 Suggestions for Further Reading 214 Suggestions for Further Reading 174 9 Prosocial Behaviour Hans W. Bierhoff 10 Affiliation, Attraction and Close Relationships Abraham P. Buunk and Pieternel Dijkstra 176 Introduction 177 Helping, Prosocial Behaviour and Altruism 178 Definitions and examples 178 Summary 180 Why Don t People Help? 180 When more is less 181 The theory of the unresponsive bystander: Threefold inhibitions 182 Sorry, I m in a hurry! 184 Summary 184 Why Do People Help One Another? 184 The evolutionary approach 184 The individualistic approach 185 The interpersonal approach 191 Culture and society 192 Summary 193 Consequences of Receiving Help 194 Summary 194 Summary and Conclusions 194 Note 195 Suggestions for Further Reading 195 196 Introduction 197 Affiliation: The Need for Social Contact 198 Situations fostering affiliation: When do people affiliate? 198 Lack of affiliation, loneliness and health 200 Summary 200 Attraction and the Development of Friendships 201 The physical environment 20І The similarity of attitudes 202 Physical attractiveness 203 Friendship as a relationship 203 Gender and friendship 205 Summary 205 11 Social Influence Miles Hewstone and Robin Martin 216 Introduction 217 Incidental Social Influence 218 Social facilitation and social inhibition 218 The impact of social norms 220 Summary 225 Why Does Social Influence Occur? 225 Summary 226 Deliberate Social Influence 226 Compliance 226 The influence of numerical majorities and minorities 227 Group polarization 234 Groupthink 237 Obedience to authority 238 Summary 242 Summary and Conclusions 242 Suggestions for Further Reading 243 12 The Psychology of Groups: Basic Principles Bernard A. Nijstad and Daan van Knippenberg 244 Introduction 245 The Phenomenology of Groups 246 Defining groups 246 Why groups? 246 Types of groups and group entitativity 247 Summary 248 Individuals in Groups: The Individual Level of Analysis 249 Joining a group and group socialization: Becoming a full member 250 Being in a group: Maintenance and role negotiation 252 Leaving a group: Divergence and exit 252 Summary 253 Group Developmenst and Structure: The Group Level of Analysis 253 Group development 253 On being similar: Norms, shared cognition and cohesion 255 xii CONTENTS On being different: Status and roles 257 Summary 259 Groups in their Environment: The Intergroup Level of Analysis 260 The intergroup context and the salience of group membership 260 The intergroup context, group perceptions and social influence 261 Summary 261 Summary and Conclusions 261 Suggestions for Further Reading 262 13 Group Performance and Leadership Stefan Schulz-Hardt and Felix C. Brodbeck 264 Introduction 265 Some Core Concepts: Actual Group Performance, Group Potential and Task Type 267 Actual and potential group performance 267 Basic types of group tasks and their implications for group potential 267 Summary 268 Process Losses vs. Process Gains in Group Performance 269 Types of process losses and process gains 269 Summary 274 Group Performance Management 274 Three basic principles of group performance management 274 Summary 280 Leadership 280 Approaches to the study of leadership 280 Summary 284 Leadership in Groups 285 Group and task design 285 Group synchronization 286 Group development and learning 287 Summary 287 Summary and Conclusions 288 Notes 288 Suggestions for Further Reading 288 14 Prejudice and Intergroup Relations Thomas Kessler and Amélie Mummendey Explanations of Prejudice and Discrimination The prejudiced personality Realistic conflict theory Mere categorization Social identity theory Summary Intergroup Behaviour: Basic Processes Social categorization Identification and its components Intergroup perception Varieties of prejudice Intergroup motivation Summary Reduction of Intergroup Conflict Three models of contact between social groups Psychological processes in prejudice reduction Summary Summary and Conclusions Suggestions for Further Reading 15 Social Psychology in Action Klaus Jonas and Carmen Lebherz Introduction Applying Social Psychology Social psychology and its relation to the real world Applied social psychology and its relation to basic research Methodological differences between basic and applied social psychology Summary Social Psychology and Advertising Models of advertising effectiveness The dual-process perspective Summary Social Psychology in the Workplace Work outcome Job attitudes Determinants of job attitudes Summary Social Psychology and Health Behaviour and health Stress and health Summary Summary and Conclusions Suggestions for Further Reading Introduction Summary 290 Glossary References Illustration Sources and Credits 291 Name Index 292 Subject Index 293 293 295 296 297 299 299 299 301 303 303 306 308 309 310 313 314 314 314 316 317 318 318 318 320 321 321 321 324 327 328 328 330 331 336 336 336 339 343 343 344 345 354 385 387 398
adam_txt	Brief Contents Notes on Contributors x¡¡¡ Preface to the Fourth Edition xv 1 Introducing Social Psychology Wolfgang Stroebe, Miles Hewstone and Klaus Jonas 2 2 Research Methods in Social Psychology Antonys.R.Manstead 20 3 Social Perception and Attribution Brian Parkinson 42 4 Social Cognition Louise Pendry 66 5 Self and Social Identity Bernd Simon and Roman Trötschel 88 6 Attitudes: Content, Structure and Functions Geoffrey Haddock and Gregory R. Maio 112 7 Strategies of Attitude and Behaviour Change Wolfgang stroebe 134 8 Aggression Barbara Krahé 156 9 PrOSOCial Behaviour Hans W. Bierhoff 176 10 Affiliation, Attraction and ClOSe Relationships Abraham P. Buunkand Pieternel Dijkstra 196 11 Social Influence Miles Hewstone and Robin Martin 216 1 2 The Psychology Of Groups: Basic Principles Bernard A. Nijstad and Daan van Knippenberg 244 1 3 Group Performance and Leadership Stefan Schulz-Hardt and Felix С Brodbeck 264 14 Prejudice and IntergrOUp Relations Thomas Kessler and Amelie Mummendey 290 15 Social Psychology ІП Action Klaus Jonas and Carmen Lebherz 316 Glossary 345 References 354 Illustration Sources and Credits зѕѕ Name Index 387 Subject Index 398 vii Contents Notei on Contributors Preface to the Fourth Edition ХШ xv Summary and Conclusions Suggestions for Further Reading 39 40 1 Introducing Social Psychology Wolfgang Stroebe, Miles Hewstone and Klaus Jonas 3 Social Perception and Attribution 42 Brian Parkinson Introduction: Some Classic Studies 3 What is Social Psychology? 5 Introduction 43 How Does Social Psychology Differ from Other Social Perception 44 Disciplines? 6 Summary 46 A Brief History of Social Psychology 9 Attribution Theory 46 The beginning 9 Correspondent inference theory 47 The early years 10 Covariation theory 48 The years of expansion 11 Access to covariation information 50 The crisis years 14 Knowledge, expectation and covariation 50 Overcoming the crisis 15 Covariation and causal power 51 Social Psychology in Europe 16 Attributions for success and failure 51 Social Psychology Today 17 Attributional reformulation of learned Summary and Conclusions Note Suggestions for Further Reading 18 19 19 helplessness theory Misattribution of arousal Attributional bias The naive scientist metaphor 52 54 55 62 Attributions as discourse 63 Research Methods in Summary 63 Social Perception and Social Reality 64 Social Psychology 20 Summary and Conclusions 64 Antony S. R. Manstead Suggestions for Further Reading 65 Introduction 21 Summary 23 4 Social Cognition 66 Research Strategies 24 Louise Pendry Survey research 24 Experiments and quasi-experiments 25 Introduction 67 Qualitative approaches 28 Jumping to Conclusions: The Automatic Summary 29 Pilot Within 69 A Closer Look at Experimentation in What makes a process automatic? 69 Social Psychology 29 The pervasive nature of social categorization 69 Features of the social psychological experiment 29 Schemas: The next step in the process? 71 Experimental designs 31 Schemas and person memory 72 Threats to validity in experimental research 32 Schema activation and behaviour 74 Social psychological experiments on the Internet 34 Summary 76 Problems with experimentation 34 Going the Extra Mile: Regaining Cognitive Summary 35 Control 77 Data Collection Techniques 35 Stereotype? What stereotype? 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Maio Introduction 113 What isan Attitude? 114 Summary 114 TheContentof Attitudes 114 The affective component of attitudes 115 The cognitive component of attitudes 116 The behavioural component of attitudes 116 Summary 117 The Structure of Attitudes 117 Summary 120 Why Do We Hold Attitudes? 120 Object appraisal 120 Instrumental versus value-expressive attitudes 121 Summary 123 Linking Attitude Content, Structure and Function 124 A question of content, structure and function: How stable are attitudes? 124 Summary 124 The Measurement of Attitudes 124 Explicit measures of attitudes 125 Issues relevant to the explicit measurement of attitudes 126 Implicit measures of attitudes 127 Are attitude measures reliable and valid? 128 Summary 129 Do Attitudes Predict Behaviour? 129 When do attitudes predict behaviour? 129 Models of attitude-behaviour relations 131 Summary 133 Summary and Conclusions 133 Suggestions for Further Reading 133 7 Strategies of Attitude and Behaviour Change ш Wolfgang Stroebe Introduction 135 Persuasion 136 Theories of systematic processing 136 Dual-process theories of persuasion 138 Advertising as applied persuasion 146 Summary 149 Incentive-Induced Attitude Change 150 Counterattitudinal behaviour and attitude change 150 Some paradoxical effects of incentives and sanctions 153 Further limitations of the effectiveness of incentive-induced change 154 Summary 155 Summary and Conclusions 155 Suggestions for Further Reading 155 8 Aggression ш Barbara Krahé Introduction 157 Definition and Measurement of Aggressive Behaviour 158 Observation of aggressive behaviour 158 Obtaining reports of aggressive behaviour 159 Summary 159 Theories of Aggression 159 Biological approaches 159 Psychological approaches 161 Summary 164 Personal and Situational Variables affecting Aggressive Behaviour 165 Individual differences in aggressive behaviour 165 Situational influences on aggressive behaviour 166 Summary 170 Aggression as a Social Problem 170 CONTENTS xi Intimate partner violence 170 Romantic Attraction 205 Sexual aggression 171 Romantic love 205 Bullying in school and the workplace 172 Individual differences in romantic love 207 Summary 172 Summary 210 Psychological Prevention and Intervention: Close Relationships: Satisfaction and Dissolution 211 What Can Be Done about Aggression? 172 Satisfaction in relationships 211 Catharsis 173 Commitment in relationships 212 Punishment 173 The consequences of break-ups 213 Anger management 173 Summary 213 Summary 174 Summary and Conclusions 213 Summary and Conclusions 174 Suggestions for Further Reading 214 Suggestions for Further Reading 174 9 Prosocial Behaviour Hans W. Bierhoff 10 Affiliation, Attraction and Close Relationships Abraham P. Buunk and Pieternel Dijkstra 176 Introduction 177 Helping, Prosocial Behaviour and Altruism 178 Definitions and examples 178 Summary 180 Why Don't People Help? 180 When more is less 181 The theory of the unresponsive bystander: Threefold inhibitions 182 'Sorry, I'm in a hurry!' 184 Summary 184 Why Do People Help One Another? 184 The evolutionary approach 184 The individualistic approach 185 The interpersonal approach 191 Culture and society 192 Summary 193 Consequences of Receiving Help 194 Summary 194 Summary and Conclusions 194 Note 195 Suggestions for Further Reading 195 196 Introduction 197 Affiliation: The Need for Social Contact 198 Situations fostering affiliation: When do people affiliate? 198 Lack of affiliation, loneliness and health 200 Summary 200 Attraction and the Development of Friendships 201 The physical environment 20І The similarity of attitudes 202 Physical attractiveness 203 Friendship as a relationship 203 Gender and friendship 205 Summary 205 11 Social Influence Miles Hewstone and Robin Martin 216 Introduction 217 Incidental Social Influence 218 Social facilitation and social inhibition 218 The impact of social norms 220 Summary 225 Why Does Social Influence Occur? 225 Summary 226 Deliberate Social Influence 226 Compliance 226 The influence of numerical majorities and minorities 227 Group polarization 234 Groupthink 237 Obedience to authority 238 Summary 242 Summary and Conclusions 242 Suggestions for Further Reading 243 12 The Psychology of Groups: Basic Principles Bernard A. 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