Handbook of Social Psychology

• Theoretical Perspectives.- The Symbolic Interactionist Frame.- Expectation States Theory.- Social Exchange Theory.- Social Structure and Personality.- Evolutionary Social Psychology.- Development and Socialization.- Development and Socialization in Childhood.- Socialization in Adolescence.- Development and Socialization through the Adult Life Course.- Intrapersonal Processes.- Self and Identity.- Language and Social Interaction.- Social Cognition.- Ideologies, Values, Attitudes, and Behavior.- Emotions and Sentiments.- Interpersonal Processes.- Attraction and Interpersonal Relationships.- Interaction in Small Groups.- Interaction in Social Networks.- Social Structure and Psychological Functioning.- The Individual in Sociocultural Context.- Social Psychological Perspectives on Deviance.- Intergroup Relations.- Social Psychological Perspectives on Crowds and Social Movements.- Cross-Cultural Social Psychology.

"The social psychology in this book is not parochial to sociologists; it demonstrates the value of integrating the more quantitative research tradition in psychological social psychology with some of the qualitative and theoretical breadth of sociological social psychology. A valuable resource for libraries serving undergraduate and graduate programs in social psychology." (K.M. McKinley; Social and Behavioral Sciences, 41:6)