Reflections on 100 Years of Experimental Social Psychology

Table of contents

• Title Page iii
• Contents vii
• Preface ix
• Notes xii
• Acknowledgments xiii
• 1 - A Personal Perspective on the Development of Social Psychology in the Twentieth Century 1
• Notes 30
• References 31
• 2 - Fifty Years in Social Psychology: Some Reflections on the Individual Group Problem 35
• References 45
• 3 - A Social Psychologist Examines His Past and Looks to the Future 47
• References 78
• 4 - Adventures in Experimental Social Psychology: Roots, Branches, and Sticky New Leaves 82
• References 110
• 5 - Reflections on Interpersonal Influence and Social Power in Experimental Social Psychology 114
• Notes 131
• References 131
• 6 - Experimental Social Psychology: Behaviorism with Minds and Matters 135
• Notes 157
• 7 - On the Changes in U.S. Social Psychology: Some Speculations 158
• Notes 168
• References 169
• 8 - Historical Sketches and Critical Commentary About Social Psychology in the Golden Age 170
• Notes 195
• References 196
• 9 - One Hundred Years of Rationality Assumptions in Social Psychology 200
• Notes 212
• References 212
• 10 - Afterword: Reflecting on Reflections 215
• References 229
• About the Editors and Contributors 231
• Index 237

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