Theory and Social Psychology

by Roger Sapsford (Editor), Arthur Still

`Could certainly be used as a stand-alone text. Aimed primarily at advanced undergraduates, it could also be read by others who may be prompted to identify yet further dimensions with which to map contemporary social psychology and define their position in relation to others′ - The Psychologist This clearly structured textbook presents a broad overview of the key issues that underpin social psychology. These the nature of science and `psychology as science′; descriptive, emancipatory and critical theories; and the different ways in which social psychology is applied in the social and political world. Drawing upon a number of different perspectives, this volume will introduce students

224 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

Reviews

[Aleksi · Rating 5 out of 5]

An amazing book on the complexities of social psychology (and social sciences). Reading this made me lose faith in social psychology, but at least it did it with style.