Social Psychology 13th edition (thirteenth edition)
Social Thinking, Social Influence, Attitudes and Behavior, Conformity, Persuasion, Group Processes, Prejudice, Aggression, Attraction, Helping, Conflict, and Social Relationships
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Social Psychology 13th edition by David G. Myers and Jean M. Twenge examines how people think about, influence, and relate to one another. The book connects classic social psychology theories with contemporary research on attitudes, beliefs, social perception, conformity, persuasion, relationships, group behavior, prejudice, aggression, and cooperation, helping students understand how individual behavior changes within social situations.
The 13th edition covers the self in a social world, social beliefs and judgments, behavior and attitudes, genes and culture, conformity and obedience, persuasion, group influence, prejudice, aggression, attraction and intimacy, helping behavior, conflict, and peacemaking. Research examples and real world applications show how social psychological principles operate in relationships, workplaces, communities, media environments, cultural settings, and everyday decision making.
This book is especially useful for Social Psychology Students, Psychology Majors, Sociology Students, Behavioral Science Students, Counseling Students, Communication Students, Education Students, Human Services Students, and undergraduates studying interpersonal behavior and group dynamics. It is particularly useful for comparing major social psychology theories, interpreting experimental findings, examining social influence, understanding bias and stereotypes, and analyzing the psychological processes behind cooperation and conflict.
Psychology students, behavioral science students, counseling trainees, education students, communication students, and other social science learners can use this edition to review social cognition, attitude formation, persuasion, group behavior, prejudice, relationships, and prosocial behavior. The complete 13th edition is available as a searchable PDF with instant access after purchase, making it convenient for coursework, research assignments, exam preparation, case analysis, and chapter review.
David G. Myers
Jean M. Twenge