Social Psychology

by Douglas T. Kenrick

First published 2007

Social psychology comes alive through the interconnected patterns that drive human behavior. Kenrick weaves together fresh research findings with practical applications, revealing how our social actions connect in predictable ways. The book examines current developments in the field, particularly focusing on technology's impact on human relationships and interactions. Kenrick's approach combines established methods with contemporary insights, showing readers how digital communication changes the fundamental ways people connect, compete, and cooperate. The work demonstrates that social behaviors follow recognizable patterns, whether in face-to-face encounters or online environments.

Genres: psychology, social-science, sociology, academic

Vibes: informative, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: academic, research

Period: 21st-Century

672 pages · Paperback · Pearson

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