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Social psychology : handbook of basic principles / ed. Arie W. Kruglanski ; E. Tory Higgins Nível de parte analítica: Social action • Organizational behavior • Psychology and politics : the challenges of integrating levels of analysis in social science • Consumer behavior and marketing • Contributions of social psychology to clinical psychology : three views of a research frontier • Psychology and the law : reconciling normative and descriptive acoounts of social justice and system legitimacy • Cultural processes : basic principles • Inclusion and exclusion : implications for group processes • Dynamical social psychology : findings order in the floew of human experience • social psychology of leadership • The socialç psychology of intergroup relations : social categorization, ingroup bias, and outgroup prejudice • Social power • Grounding communication • The psychology of negotiation : principles and basic processes • Foundations of interpersonal trust • Attitude change • Self-interest and beyond : basic principles of social interaction • Self-regulation and the executive function : the self as controlling agent • The goal construct in social psychology • Basic human needs • Value • Social identity and self-regulation • The role of impulse in social behavior • Feelings and phenomenal experiences • Psychological distance • Decisons cvonstructed locally : some fundamental pronciples of the psychology of decision making • Standards • Principles of mental representation • The role of matacognition in social judgment • Causal explanation : from social perception to knowledge-based attribution • Knowledge activation • Information ecology and the explanation of social cognition and behavior • Automatic thought • The principles of social judgment • Expectancy • Prediction : the inside view • Social cognitive neuroscience : historical development, core principles and future promise • Visceral and somatic indexes of social psychological constructs : history, principles, propositions, and case studies • Evolutionary theory for social and cultural psychologyPublicação: New York : Guilford Press, 2007Descrição: 1010 p.Disponibilidade:
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Evolution and social psychology / ed. Mark Schaller, Jeffry A. Simpson, Douglas T. Kenrick Nível de parte analítica: Evolution and culture • Groups as adaptative devices : human docility and group aggregation mechanisms in evolutionary context • Evolutionary social influence • The evolution of aggression • The altruism puzzle : psychological adaptations for prosocial behavior • Evolution, relationships, and health : the social shaping hypothesis • Accuracy and bias in romantic relationships : an evolutionary and social psychological analysis • Evolutionary bases of prejudices • An evolutionary perspective on social identity : revisiting groups • Social functionalism and the evolution of emotions • The ecological approach to person perception : evolutionary roots and contemporary offshoots • When and why did the human self evolve? • Modeluar minds, multiple motives • The evolution of accuracy and bias in social judgment • Evolution in the new cognitionPublicação: New York : Psychology Press, 2006Descrição: 390 pDisponibilidade:
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