Social Psychology

Experienced editors together with a large team of authors, following on from previous successful publications, represent social psychology as a whole, consisting of the fundamental topics essential to understanding the, what social psychology is, what he's dealing with, what methodological procedures it uses and where it is used in practice. This comprehensive view in one publication is quite unique.

In sixty chapters divided into three sections, the reader learns what theories and principles social psychology is built on, what methods it uses to develop theory and practice, and in what important areas it is used to solve problems or improve the social life of individuals, groups, and communities. It clearly points to the often problematic interconnection between theory and practice, with methodological tools and procedures playing an essential mediating role between them.

The book is intended for the professional psychological public and related disciplines, but the general public will also find many interesting and useful insights.