Offering keyword and concept lists, chapter summaries, study aids and glossaries to aid the social psychology student, this comprehensive textbook explores areas of human behavior as diverse as mob violence, stereotyping and prejudice, obedience and conformity, gender behavior, and collective behavior and leadership. Social Influences is firmly within the discipline of social psychology and is enlivened with contemporary case studies as well as regular reviews of important theories and studies. It is essential reading for students studying social influences at the introductory level.
This book focuses on fifty major influential figures in psychology, ranging from the earliest days of the discipline two hundred years ago to the present day.