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According to the Social Psychology Network, social psych is the scientific study of how people think about, influence, and relate to one another. Common topic areas within social-psychology include: Thinking About Becoming A Psychology Student? Find A Psychology School Near YouLearn About Social PsychSocial Psychology Network:
Quite simply a must visit and bookmark website for anybody interested in social psych. Click Here To Visit The Social Psych Network. In-Mind Magazine:
Excellent free internet social psychology magazine. The magazine’s purpose is to interact with everyone interested in everyday human concerns and to showcase the hot trends in scientific social psychological research. Click Here for full details. Social Psychology Q&A
See following link to check out all the social-psychology questions and answers visitors have submitted to the All About Psychology website. Social Psych 2.0
This part of the social psych page is dedicated to the move towards what is known as web 2.0. Web 2.0 links people, it's a place where people contribute, share, collaborate and learn. To access some of the links below, you will need to register and/or login. Facebook group with over 500 members. Outstanding Social Psych Blog. Series of very informative podcasts taken from the lectures of Serena Chen from the University of Berkeley, California. Recommended Social Psych ReadingSocial Psychology (6th Edition) by Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson & Robin Akert
Book Description When Elliot Aronson, Timothy Wilson, and Robin Akert started with the first edition of Social-Psychology their overriding goal was simple but ambitious: capture the excitement of social-psychology in a textbook. Now in its sixth edition, the authors have discovered - through many kind letters and e-mail from professors and students - that they have succeeded in making their book an enjoyable, fascinating story, not just a dry report of facts and figures. In their work they have found that social-psychology comes alive for students when they understand the whole context of the field: how theories inspire research, why research is performed as it is, how further research triggers yet new avenues of study. The authors have reached students by conveying their own fascination with the research process in a down-to-earth, meaningful way, yet have done so without sacrificing a firm foundation on which to build the reader's understanding. Here, in its sixth edition, the authors present a rigorous, scientific approach to social-psychology in a manner that continues to build on the text's legacy of engaging and fascinating students. See following link for more details: Social Psychology (6th Edition) Read Classic Psychology Studies on Kindle
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