Social Psychology: Goals in Interaction
by Robert Cialdini, Douglas Kenrick, Steven Neuberg
Social Psychology: Goals in Interaction by Robert Cialdini, Douglas Kenrick, and Steven Neuberg examines how human goals drive social behavior and interactions. This textbook provides a clear framework for understanding psychological principles in everyday contexts, blending theory with real-world applications for an insightful study of social dynamics.
About This Book
Social Psychology: Goals in Interaction offers a comprehensive look at how individuals pursue objectives within social environments. Authored by leading experts Robert Cialdini, Douglas Kenrick, and Steven Neuberg, the book emphasizes the role of interaction in understanding psychological processes.
The text delves into key concepts of social psychology, highlighting how personal goals influence behavior and relationships. It provides a framework for analyzing social dynamics through the lens of goal-oriented actions.
Readers gain insights into fundamental principles that govern social interactions, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals alike. The approach integrates theoretical foundations with practical applications in social settings.
This edition builds on established research to present an engaging exploration of social psychology's core ideas.
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