Social Psychology

Social Psychology (6th Edition) — Michael A. Hogg & Graham M. Vaughan

Publication Details

• Authors: Michael A. Hogg and Graham M. Vaughan Amazon+1

• Publisher: Prentice Hall

• Publication Date: January 1, 2011 Amazon

• ISBN: 978-0273741145 (ISBN-10: 0273741144) Amazon

• Format & Length: Hardcover/paperback, approximately 763 pages Amazon

• Physical Dimensions: ~7.5" × 1.5" × 10.25" (width × depth × height) Amazon

Overview & Core Themes

This edition navigates the fascinating terrain of social psychology—exploring how people think about, influence, and relate to one another in social contexts.

Some of the thought-provoking questions it addresses include:

• Can we ever truly be unprejudiced?

• What insights can we gain from examining how people speak?

• How can a minority group instigate change?

• Why do individuals sometimes comply with immoral directives?

• How do groups sometimes make flawed decisions?

• Is it possible to study love scientifically?

• Do violent video games foster violent behavior? Amazon

Educational Features & Support

• A market-leading textbook offering both classic theories and contemporary applications within social psychology systems.

• Accompanied by an intuitive online platform, offering:

  • Interactive summaries and recaps

  • Self-test materials

  • Guided questions

  • A multimedia library featuring videos and podcasts from researchers to reinforce understanding