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Explaining Social Psychology to a Sociologist by M. Nicole Warehime (2018, Trade Paperback)

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The anthology is divided into five units. In Unit II, students learn about nature and nurture, socialization through interaction, and the formation of identity. Unit III focuses on the concept of morality and contains readings on altruism, aggression, and decision-making.

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PublisherCognella, Inc.

ISBN-101516539702

ISBN-139781516539703

eBay Product ID (ePID)20038773663

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Number of Pages372 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication NameExplaining Social Psychology to a Sociologist

SubjectGeneral

Publication Year2018

TypeTextbook

Subject AreaSocial Science

AuthorM. Nicole Warehime

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.7 in

Item Weight25.9 Oz

Item Length10 in

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Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional

SynopsisComprised of carefully selected readings, Explaining Social Psychology to a Sociologist introduces students to the field of social psychology from a sociological perspective. The anthology demonstrates how psychology and sociology are bridged by social psychology., Comprised of carefully selected readings, Explaining Social Psychology to a Sociologist introduces students to the field of social psychology from a sociological perspective. The anthology demonstrates how psychology and sociology are bridged by social psychology. Students learn how the study of social behaviors, and more specifically, the patterns of those social behaviors in groups, can help us better understand the inherent relationship between individuals and society. The anthology is divided into five units. Unit I introduces readers to social psychology through readings that explore the sociological mindset, how humans develop a sense of individuality, and research methods commonly used in the field. In Unit II, students learn about nature and nurture, socialization through interaction, and the formation of identity. Unit III focuses on the concept of morality and contains readings on altruism, aggression, and decision-making. In Unit IV, students read about control theory, crime, attraction, and social attitudes in the physical world. The final unit delves into group dynamics and explores crowd behavior and conformity. Engaging and effective, Explaining Social Psychology to a Sociologist is well suited for foundational courses in social psychology., Comprised of carefully selected readings, Explaining Social Psychology to a Sociologist introduces students to the field of social psychology from a sociological perspective. The anthology demonstrates how psychology and sociology are bridged by social psychology. Students learn how the study of social behaviors, and more specifically, the patterns of those social behaviors in groups, can help us better understand the inherent relationship between individuals and society. The anthology is divided into five units. Unit I introduces readers to social psychology through readings that explore the sociological mindset, how humans develop a sense of individuality, and research methods commonly used in the field. In Unit II, students learn about nature and nurture, socialization through interaction, and the formation of identity. Unit III focuses on the concept of morality and contains readings on altruism, aggression, and decision-making. In Unit IV, students read about control theory, crime, attraction, and social attitudes in the physical world. The final unit delves into group dynamics and explores crowd behavior and conformity. Engaging and effective, Explaining Social Psychology to a Sociologist is well suited for foundational courses in social psychology. M. Nicole Warehime is an associate professor of sociology, gerontology, and substance abuse studies at the University of Central Oklahoma. She earned her doctoral and master's degrees in sociology from the University of Oklahoma. Dr. Warehime is a past president of the Oklahoma Sociological Association and serves on the Nominations and Recruitment committees for the International Society for Research on Aggression. Her research explores aggression and violence prevention, child health and well-being, interpersonal violence, and health insurance and the family.