Encyclopaedia Of Social Psychology (Applying Social Psychology)

Introduction

Social Psychology is an interdisciplinary field that commands the interest of some of those trained in parent disciplines. The fact that social psychology is so solidly rooted in culturally and historically bound events has inspired the major critiques of the field. The most radical is that social psychology's pretensions to scientific status should be abandoned. Holding that efforts to establish trans-historical laws of social behaviour are misdirected.

Purpose of the Encyclopaedia

This encyclopaedia is intended to analyse and understand fully human social behaviour. Details of the Volumes include Social Cognition, Psychology Applying Social Psychology, Society and Social Psychology, and Human Behaviour Psychology. Students, scholars, and academics, besides psychologists and psychiatrists, will find this work much informative and useful.