PaoliniChapter 2: Self and Identity -- Kimberly Rios and Alysson E. LightChapter 3: Affiliation, Friendship, and

Chapter 1 The Mission and the Method -- Chapter 2 Culture and Nature --Chapter 3 The Self

1. Community Psychology -- 2. Systems theory in Community Psychology -- 3. Social constructionism

Chapter 1 The Mission and the Method -- Chapter 2 Culture and Nature --Chapter 3 The Self

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1. The Science of Mind -- 2. The Measure of Mind -- 3. The Evolving Mind -- 4. The Biological Mind

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's psychosocial studies of emotion -- Conclusion -- Further reading -- 2. Hellenistic and Medieval Theologies of

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. 1. Focusing psychoogy on the global challenge : achieving a sustainable future / ch. 2. Transforming

1. What is computational cultural psychology? -- 2. The digital psychologist: information

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Ch. 1. Principles and methods / Rom Harré and Fathali M. Moghaddam -- Ch. 2. Methods of research

v. 1. Contemporary theoretical psychology -- v. 2. Theory and method -- v. 3. Cognitive psychology

constructionism coexist? -- Unit 2. Social cognition: Are our social perceptions often inaccurate? -- Does

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Introduction: What sticks? -- 1. Simple -- 2. Unexpected -- 3. Concrete -- 4. Credible -- 5

present / Wendy Hollway -- Ch. 2. Methods and knowledge in social psychology / Wendy Hollway -- Ch. 3

, and Beyond: Ontology of Psyche and Epistemology of Psychology / Jaan Valsiner and Alberto Rosa -- 2

v.1. [Theory and method] -- v. 2. [Discourse and social psychology] -- v. 3. [Discursive psychology]

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Introduction: What sticks? -- 1. Simple -- 2. Unexpected -- 3. Concrete -- 4. Credible -- 5

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1. An introduction to prosocial behavior -- 2. The origins of prosocial behavior : are people

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Ch. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. Groups -- Ch. 3. Attraction -- Ch. 4. Relationships -- Ch. 5. The

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1. Attitudes and personality traits -- 2. Consistency in human affairs -- 3. From dispositions to

1. "That's our biggest difference" -- 2. "There are few questions more curious than this" -- 3

Ch. 1. Emotion's place in the social world -- Ch. 2. Emotional meaning across cultures -- Ch. 3

Foreword / Serge Moscovici -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Everyday life, knowledge and rationality -- 3

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Foreword / Lynn Smith-Lovin -- 1. Conceptualizing emotions sociologically -- 2. Dramaturgical and

vulnerability : constructing the problem / Vivianne Chatel -- 2. Capital thinking and social vulnerability : the

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of Witness / Ana Douglass -- 2. Excessive Witnessing: The Ethical as Temptation / Joseba Zulaika -- 3

1. Developing formative motifs in terrorism-free cultures -- 2. Challenges to motifs' formativeness

Harre and Fathali Moghaddam -- Ch. 2. Motivational Styles and Positioning Theory / Michael J. Apter

1. Introducing Social Psychology -- 2. Social Cognition and Social Thinking -- 3. Attribution and

: Racism and Sexism -- Ch. 5. Step 2: Understanding Different Oppressions. Two Quotes: Breaking Silences

. VI. Habit and Social Psychology -- Pt. 2. The Place of Impulse in Conduct. Sect. I. Impulses and

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1. The Three Rules of Epidemics -- 2. The Law of the Few: Connectors, Mavens, and Salesmen -- 3

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1. The Field of Social Psychology: How We Think About and Interact with Others -- 2. Social

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1. Are Groups Real? -- 2. Models of Group Development -- 3. Elements of Group Culture and Structure

1. The Social Psychology of Intergroup Relations -- 2. The Freudian Legacy of Intergroup Research