the science of everyday life : prejudice and discrimination and digital update Greenberg, Jeff creator author. Schmader, Toni author. Arndt, Jamie author. Landau, Mark author. text nyu New York, NY Worth Publishers Macmillan Learning c2022 2015 2024 Third edition. monographic eng xxvii, G-7, R-57, NI-16, SI-15, 593 pages : colored illustrations ; 28 cm. "We are truly excited and honored to be able to offer students an updated third education of our textbook. As we are finishing up this new edition, social psychological knowledge is needed more right now than ever before. The entire world has been trying to cope with the global COVID-19 pandemic, which has brought to the fore a combination of the existential threat of death, economic problems, health disparities, political polarization, issues of freedom versus security, and social isolation. " --Preface Contents: Chapter 1 The revealing science of social psychology -- Chapter 2 Fundamentals of social behavior -- Chapter 3 The core elements of social cognition -- Chapter 4 Thinking about people and events -- Chapter 5 The nature, origins, and functions of the self -- Chapter 6 The key self-motives: Consistency, esteem, presentation, and growth -- Chapter 7 Social influence -- Chapter 8 Persuasion, attitudes, and behavior -- Chapter 9 Group processes -- Chapter 10 Understanding prejudice, stereotyping, and discrimination -- Chapter 11 Responding to and reducing prejudice -- Chapter 12 Interpersonal aggression -- Chapter 13 Prosocial behavior -- Chapter 14 Interpersonal attraction -- Chapter 15 Close relationships. Adult adult Jeff Greenberg, Toni Schmader, Jamie Arndt, and Mark Landau. Includes bibliographical references, glossary, and index. Purchased Yap, Feliciana College of Psychology Psychology Text in English Social psychology Interpersonal relations 9781319546540 [paperback] University of Cebu-Banilad 260113 20260115133603.0