Social Psychology
by Michael Hogg, Graham Vaughan
Social Psychology offers a clear introduction to the study of people in social contexts. Michael Hogg and Graham Vaughan examine the subject’s central ideas and provide a foundation for understanding how social influences shape thought, feeling, and behavior. Ideal for students and general readers exploring psychology.
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Social Psychology introduces the study of how people’s thoughts, feelings, and behavior are influenced by others and by the social world.
Written by Michael Hogg and Graham Vaughan, this textbook provides a foundation for understanding key ideas in social psychology.
It is suited to students and readers seeking a structured introduction to the subject.
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